Royal Marine Commandos in Australian Outback training

The exercise, one of the largest UK forces have participated in so far from home, saw more than 400 Royal Marine and Army Commandos operate over 9,000 miles away from the UK.

Royal Navy icebreaker HMS Protector heads south

HMS Protector, the Royal Navy’s ice patrol ship, is transitioning from the icy waters of the Arctic to the southern reaches of the Antarctic.

UK appoints adviser to enhance benefits of AUKUS partnership

The UK Government has appointed Sir Stephen Lovegrove as its AUKUS adviser to "maximise the benefits of the AUKUS partnership".

British naval ship assists in $14m Caribbean drug seizure

Narcotics were intercepted by a U.S. Coast Guard law enforcement detachment deployed aboard Royal Navy ship HMS Trent.

Reservists get look at new Type 31 Frigates in Scotland

Reservists from HMS Scotia recently had the opportunity to visit Babcock’s Rosyth facility in Scotland, where the UK’s new Type 31 frigates are under construction.

Over 220 new naval officers commissioned at Dartmouth

More than 220 junior leaders have completed their training at Britannia Royal Naval College.

Operational readiness of British warships to be boosted

The new programme is designed to provide support and spares for non-combat equipment aboard UK warships and submarines.

British Type 45 Destroyer sails for sea trials

HMS Dauntless has embarked on a series of trials and training exercises aimed at testing her systems and enhancing operational readiness.

British frigate strengthens security ties with Seychelles

"The UK wants nothing more than to help Seychelles protect her sovereignty and defend her freedom."

Frigate moved onto huge barge in Glasgow ahead of ‘launch’

New footage shows HMS Cardiff, the second of eight Type 26 Frigates, being moved from land onto a submersible barge before being floated off downriver.

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