Navy's Next-Generation Submarines Are Closer Than Ever
The Defence Secretary has announced £170m of investment to begin designing the replacement for the Royal Navy's Astute-class submarines.
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CSG21 CSG21: Sailors Take Part In FIFA Video Game Tournament Onboard HMS Queen Elizabeth
HMS Queen Elizabeth's crew, currently on the Carrier Strike Group 21 deployment, took part in a whole ship FIFA tournament at sea.
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China UK Not Seeking New 'Cold War' With China, Defence Secretary Says
The UK, US and Australia have agreed to co-operate on the acquisition of a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines for Australian Navy.
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Navy DSEI 2021: Royal Navy Unveils Mobile 'Technology Rooms' For Any Vessel
The PODS – Persistent Operational Deployment Systems – will be able to deliver cutting-edge technologies to any vessel.
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Navy HMS Daring: Billion-Pound 'State-Of-The-Art' Warship Towed Away For Engine Refit
The Power Improvement Project (PIP) upgrade is expected to be completed by 2023.
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Navy CSG21: HMS Defender Crew Form 'Human Chain' To Get Rid Of Rubbish
The Type 45 destroyer has docked at Guam Naval Base for scheduled essential maintenance and rest.
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Navy HMS Scott Crew Trained In Fire And Floods Response
The ship is the largest survey vessel in Western Europe and the Royal Navy's fifth largest vessel.
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Royals Kate To Meet Military Personnel Involved In Afghanistan Evacuation
The Duchess of Cambridge will speak to those who took part in Operation Pitting – the UK's evacuation mission from Afghanistan.
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Navy CSG21: HMS Queen Elizabeth Docks In Guam
The Royal Navy flagship has arrived at the North Pacific island for some scheduled maintenance.
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Navy HMS Albion Makes Rare Visit To London
During her visit to the capital, HMS Albion will host a number of London International Shipping Week headline events.
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Navy Autonomous Vehicles Central As Navy Reveals Future Vision
Future envisaged has drones in space ready to launch at a moment's notice and uncrewed fast attack crafts housing autonomous boats.
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Sea vessels HMS Tamar And HMS Spey Head For Indo-Pacific After Falmouth Stop
It is hoped that the presence of the two patrol vessels might improve relationships with allies in the region.
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Naval History HMS Argus – The First Aircraft Carrier
How early naval aviation led first to seaplanes and then aircraft carriers.
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Navy New Chaplain Of The Fleet Aims To Recruit More Women
Rev Andrew Hillier on imposter syndrome, what makes a good chaplain and an average day is like for a 'bish'
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CSG21 CSG21: HMS Queen Elizabeth Leaves Japan After Port Visit
The aircraft carrier visited Japan to demonstrate the UK's "commitment to maritime security in the Indo-Pacific region".
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Navy In Pictures: HMS Spey And HMS Tamar Leaving Portsmouth
The two patrol vessels' departure marks the start of their five-year Indo-Pacific deployment.