Applications to join Armed Forces rising, with Royal Navy at an eight-year high
There is also a six-year high in those seeking to join the Army, while the RAF is experiencing a boost in interest too, Grant Shapps said.
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Navy Royal Navy's smallest ships take on huge challenge as they brave weeks of rough seas
Four P2000 patrol boats have begun their journey from Portsmouth to Norway's Arctic coast to take part in Exercise Steadfast Defender.
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Navy Guns N' Missiles: The weapons a Type 45 destroyer has in her arsenal to fight off attacks
Look at the advanced arsenal the Principal Warfare Officer can deploy on a Type 45 destroyer to fight off an attack from the sea or air.
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Navy HMS Queen Elizabeth's departure for large Nato exercise cancelled after propeller shaft 'issue'
HMS Prince of Wales will take her place on Nato duties and will set sail for Exercise Steadfast Defender as soon as possible.
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Falklands MOD insists it's confident in the security of the Falkland Islands despite claims of downgrade
The security of the islands that were the focus of war with Argentina in 1982 relies on a Royal Navy patrol vessel and four RAF Typhoons.
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Royal Marines Former top government adviser says Royal Marines need more investment to protect national security
Lord Sedwill stressed the importance of the Royal Marines being present around the globe as the world's conflict zones become more complex.
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Women Royal Navy's caterer of the year with 18 years of service credits success to her dedicated team
'The award is a testament to her remarkable culinary talent and leadership qualities,' says the petty officer.
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Technology Royal Navy's sonars and sensors to be kept in good working order - thanks to £1.8bn AI deal
The deal with Thales UK aims to improve the long-term availability and resilience of critical assets for the Navy's ships and submarines.
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Sea vessels How the Navy tackles drone threats from operations room of £1.4bn destroyer
HMS Duncan was training in Portsmouth, as the very high readiness destroyer, to counter drone attacks.
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Navy High-flying Royal Navy pilot named top student by US Navy fighter squadron
Lewis Phillips came top of his course after flying with the aviators of Strike Fighter Squadron 31, operating the F/A-18E Super Hornet.
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Ukraine Watch: Dramatic footage shows Ukrainian surface drones destroying Russian warship
The Russian ship known as the 'Ivanovets' was sunk after being struck multiple times by naval drones, Western officials have confirmed.
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Navy Royal Navy WO1 applauded for 45 years of dedicated service
Warrant Officer First Class Robert 'Blood' Reid joined in 1979, took part in the Falklands War in 1982 and is still in uniform today.
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Military Life Better quality food and more choice among promised changes to military catering
Vice Admiral Phil Hally, the Chief of Defence People, said the new dining arrangements would be good news for the Armed Forces.
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Music British Army Pipe Major deploys with US Navy Fleet Band aboard USS Pearl Harbor
Colour Sergeant (Pipe Major) James Muir has joined musicians from across the world on a six-month deployment with the US Navy Fleet Band.
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Weapons and Kit Test of new laser weapon on board Type 23 frigates will not go ahead, minister reveals
The DragonFire system will continue to be tested on land, but planned trials at sea will not be taking place after all, at least for now.
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Royal Marines Royal Marine takes on top Royal Navy role for first time in history of Senior Service
Brigadier Rich Cantrill will be named Commander Operations for the Royal Navy's global operations.