Strength from diversity: LGBTQ+ Defence Awards illuminate trailblazers in inclusion
The awards celebrate leadership, resilience and the link between defence inclusion and national security
The awards celebrate leadership, resilience and the link between defence inclusion and national security
Nuclear-powered submarine Agamemnon is named after the commander of the mythical Ancient Greek forces in the Trojan War
The stop in Singapore follows exercises with allies and a passage through some of the region's most contested waters
The new head coach is looking to use the Navy's UKAF-level players as a platform to build from
Passing through the Taiwan Strait is viewed as controversial by China, which described a previous transit by HMS Spey as deliberately ...
The ceremony also sees personnel awarded a certificate for their maiden crossing into the Arctic.
The Malloy T-150 delivers supplies for the Royal Marines, while the Peregrine boosts intelligence and reconnaissance for the fleet
General Sir Gwyn Jenkins imagines a bold future for our maritime capabilities, but must avoid getting bogged down in a bureaucratic quagmire
First Sea Lord General Sir Gwyn Jenkins' ambitious plan will see a fleet of crewed, uncrewed and autonomous ships sailing together
Royal Navy patrol vessel HMS Mersey will join allied vessels in London for daily demonstrations of autonomous naval technology
The Royal Navy has shared new images showing its Carrier Strike Group reunited and back in training after a period of maintenance
Vice Admiral Moorhouse takes on the role at a key time for the Navy, with the government pledging to invest more in defence
Vice Admiral Sir Martin Connell will succeed Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as Patron of the Royal Navy Football Association
Nato employs a range of techniques to keep track on Russian submarines to find out not just where they are, but what they're doing
Retired Commodore Steve Prest says Norway's acquisition of a modern anti-submarine warfare capability will benefit Nato and the Royal Navy
Britain's flagship has left Tokyo following a historic stopover that strengthened defence ties and gave sailors a chance to explore Japan