HMS Queen Elizabeth Welcomes New Captain
Captain Ian Feasey has become the aircraft carrier's fifth commanding officer and takes over from Captain Angus Essenhigh.
Captain Ian Feasey has become the aircraft carrier's fifth commanding officer and takes over from Captain Angus Essenhigh.
The ship paused in the middle of the Barents Sea to remember the men of Operation Dervish – and the thousands who followed them.
Strike group is visiting 40 nations, including India, Japan, South Korea and Singapore, in a deployment covering 26,000 nautical miles.
Britain forms part of the new AUKUS partnership which has cost France a £30bn submarine deal with Australia.
The Defence Secretary has announced £170m of investment to begin designing the replacement for the Royal Navy's Astute-class submarines.
Unite said members are taking action in a dispute over cuts to fire and rescue crew levels, as well as a lack of consultation.
HMS Queen Elizabeth's crew, currently on the Carrier Strike Group 21 deployment, took part in a whole ship FIFA tournament at sea.
The CB90 is fast, agile, capable of carrying up to 21 amphibious troops with full equipment and can take on different roles.
The PODS – Persistent Operational Deployment Systems – will be able to deliver cutting-edge technologies to any vessel.
The Power Improvement Project (PIP) upgrade is expected to be completed by 2023.
The Type 45 destroyer has docked at Guam Naval Base for scheduled essential maintenance and rest.
The ship is the largest survey vessel in Western Europe and the Royal Navy's fifth largest vessel.
The pigeon, now named Rex, was found on the aircraft carrier's flight deck and is being nursed back to health by crew.
The Royal Navy flagship has arrived at the North Pacific island for some scheduled maintenance.
During her visit to the capital, HMS Albion will host a number of London International Shipping Week headline events.
Future envisaged has drones in space ready to launch at a moment's notice and uncrewed fast attack crafts housing autonomous boats.