HMS Prince Of Wales Undergoes Repairs After Flood
The Queen Elizabeth-class carrier is being repaired at Portsmouth Naval Base following a flood on board.
The Queen Elizabeth-class carrier is being repaired at Portsmouth Naval Base following a flood on board.
The Type 23 Frigate returned to her home port of Portsmouth on Sunday after weeks in the Arctic.
Eight Navy vessels have been monitoring nine Russian warships around the UK over the last few weeks.
The Type 45 destroyer won trophies in six out of the 18 categories.
The report's author suggests HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales must be used for shorter and sharper attacks than in the past.
Earlier this year, while the vessel stopped in London, we were given a guided tour to find out more about her capabilities.
The Royal Navy destroyer also spent time in the eastern Mediterranean during the autumn deployment.
Hurricane Iota has devastated the Central American country, two weeks after Hurricane Eta hit.
The patrol ship was declared operational in the summer, having been built just six months before.
The Public Accounts Committee has said Government indecision could hamper the operation of the Royal Navy’s £6.4bn aircraft carriers.
Professor Malcolm Chalmers says the reduction of a Treasury spending review to cover only a one-year period could be costly for defence.
The fifth and final River-class offshore patrol vessel has arrived at her new home base.
HMS Bristol was the Royal Navy's sole Type 82 destroyer, designed originally to defend a class of aircraft carriers that were never built.
The departure of the patrol ship marks the completion of the build phase of the Batch 2 OPV programme.
The Type 23 frigate is not expected to re-emerge from the upgrade until 2023.
The countries are to collaborate on the delivery of two new frigates for each nation's navy.