Change of command at NATO submarines command

COMSUBNATO is responsible for the operational command of Allied submarines assigned to NATO.

British troops deploy to Korean Peninsula

This deployment is notable, as it was the first time the Royal Marines have been in the area since the Korean War.

British aircraft carrier to sail from Portsmouth today

Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth is scheduled to leave Portsmouth today at 12:10 PM, following her return from repairs and upgrades earlier this year.

American destroyer captain relieved of duty

The Commanding Officer of USS John S. McCain has been relieved of his duties due to a "loss of confidence" in his ability to command the guided-missile destroyer.

Type 45 Destroyer fires guns on trials at sea

HMS Dauntless recently finished a fruitful period at sea, during which the crew undertook a variety of essential training exercises.

Trident submarine returns home to Scotland after long patrol

The relentless dedication of these submariners, who perform their duties largely out of the public eye, is a testament to their professionalism and unwavering commitment to their country.

Drone shots show Dutch frigate in Scotland

HNLMS Van Amstel was recently pictured in Edinburgh by drone photographer Dave Cullen.

Three massive supercarriers meet up in the Atlantic

The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower transferred 3 million pounds of ammunition to the USS Harry S. Truman, the USS Gerald R. Ford, and the USNS William McLean in the Atlantic Ocean.

Exclusive drone shots show Britain’s first Type 26 Frigate

Drone shots show HMS Glasgow, currently in an advanced stage of fitting out, as the first of eight Type 26 Frigates gets her main gun.

Drone shows two Type 26 Frigates together for first time

Drone footage shows Type 26 Frigates HMS Cardiff and HMS Glasgow on the River Clyde together, well, sort of.

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