Royal Marines enact historic Tower of London ceremony with helicopter and landing craft
From oysters to Cachaça, the ceremony of paying the Constables' Dues has been a time-honoured tradition spanning over 700 years.
From oysters to Cachaça, the ceremony of paying the Constables' Dues has been a time-honoured tradition spanning over 700 years.
Forces News went to Norway to see personnel from the Commando Helicopter Force take on the Cold Weather Aviation Operators Course.
The Massed Bands of His Majesty's Royal Marines performed their annual musical showpiece – the Mountbatten Festival of Music.
'Knives are for kitchens!' says Royal Marine on a mission to change lives through the art of cooking.
Royal Marines, British Army Commandos and the Commando Helicopter Force are taking part in the exercise, formerly Cold Response, in Norway.
Forces News' Briohny Williams braves icy waters and extreme cold to experience the final part of the Cold Weather Aviation Operators Course.
Royal Marines Wings supported the arctic community with essential deliveries as a form of gratitude for letting them host their annual ...
Former Royal Marine Lee Spencer, a multiple solo Atlantic rower, has gathered a team of Britons and Ukrainians for his next mission.
The marines of 47 Commando will become more lethal and agile as they receive 24 new CRCs which can be configured for multiple missions.
British Bobsleigh may be home to military personnel, but those who are outside the top sled are facing a constant battle for funding.
47 Commando (Raiding Group) Royal Marines is the lead for amphibious warfare and Royal Navy board and search operations.
Lord Sedwill stressed the importance of the Royal Marines being present around the globe as the world's conflict zones become more complex.
Brigadier Rich Cantrill will be named Commander Operations for the Royal Navy's global operations.
Former Royal Marine Jack Quinn took part in a Commando operation the night before the invasion near Gold Beach in 1944.
It was bronze for Marine Taylor Lawrence while Marine Adam Baird, in his first-ever World Cup race, achieved 17th.
Foreign Office Minister Andrew Mitchell says both vessels will remain in use until their planned out-of-service dates in the early 2030s.