Adversary attack simulation to help prepare UK troops gets new £173m boost
A contract, worth £173m, will see aircraft used to simulate air-to-air combat, missile attacks and attacks on ships from aircraft.
A contract, worth £173m, will see aircraft used to simulate air-to-air combat, missile attacks and attacks on ships from aircraft.
The World's Toughest Row saw military personnel among 38 teams to row 3,000 miles from the Canary Islands to Antigua.
The submarine was supposed to be named after the Battle of Agincourt, which resulted in the English defeating the French in the 100 Years' ...
The offshore patrol vessel has been taking part in live-fire drills during the French-led Exercise La Pérouse.
Divers are raising funds to honour the crew of HMS Exmouth, which sank 85 years ago, and support the RNLI.
Captain Will Blackett is the current Commanding Officer of Britain's flagship.
Gerald R Ford-class nuclear-powered carriers USS William J Clinton and USS George W Bush will begin construction in the coming years.
On this week's episode of the Sitrep podcast, experts discuss how to defend European data power cables and undersea pipelines.
RFA personnel have voted to accept a deal with offers of 'significant uplifts' in salaries, at a time when staff retention is difficult.
The system is designed to track potential threats to undersea infrastructure and monitor hostile war vessels.
Sister ships HMS Portland and Iron Duke return to the UK after completing a full schedule from Norway to Estonia.
A nuclear submarine fired an F21 torpedo against a decommissioned ship during an exercise in near-operational conditions.
The Plymouth-based frigate has now completed trials and is loading up with eight naval strike missiles (NSMs) in Norway.
Friends and family watched her sail back to the base, the sub having taken part in the war in Afghanistan and Operation Ellamy in Libya.
The aircraft carrier beat the light as she just crept into HMNB Portsmouth before dawn broke.
In a post on X, the aircraft carrier's account confirmed the news, calling it a 'day of new beginnings and fond farewells'.