Royal Navy first as HMS Argyll conducts autonomous boat trials
The frigate controlled an uncrewed Pacific 24 rigid inflatable boat from up to 10 miles away off the coast of Plymouth.
The frigate controlled an uncrewed Pacific 24 rigid inflatable boat from up to 10 miles away off the coast of Plymouth.
The UK's Carrier Strike Group is currently taking part in a number of exercises with the Indian military.
The homeward-bound CSG21 recently left the Pacific and has now passed the midway point of its journey.
The ship is the first of eight City-class frigates designed to protect the Royal Navy fleet from hostile submarines.
Part of the visit was to celebrate the golden jubilee of Bangladesh's independence and the ship spent a number of days in Chattogram.
Trouble was brewing until HMCS Winnipeg saved the day by supplying the carrier with three boxes of Earl Grey teabags.
Concept design footage used by shipbuilder BAE Systems has given crews a fresh look at the incoming ships.
Fail the four-month course and it could spell the end of your submarine career forever.
The Royal Navy minehunter has returned home to HMNB Clyde after the lengthy deployment.
The traditional 'Crossing the Line' ceremony is a rite of passage that has evolved over four centuries and is still performed today.
As part of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) fleet, Tidespring delivers worldwide logistic and operational support to Royal Navy operations.
The Navy said its personnel will learn more about navigating icy waters and breaking ice sheets.
Since March last year, COVID-19 restrictions have prevented the usual welcomes for families separated for months at a time.
The River-class patrol ship finished preparations for her patrol to West Africa this week in the waters close to Gibraltar.
The Offshore Patrol Vessels transited the Panama Canal arriving into their "new playground" – the Pacific.
A three-day bilateral exercise started on Sunday by testing out electronic warfare skills at a distance.