HMS Enterprise takes part in search and rescue exercise

HMS Enterprise worked with Cyprus for a search and rescue exercise in the Mediterranean, say the Royal Navy.

Coronavirus delays sailing of British aircraft carrier

HMS Queen Elizabeth was due to sail from Portsmouth today however the Royal Navy have now confirmed that this is being delayed due to personnel testing positive for COVID-19.

BAE to modernise American destroyer in $103.5m contract

BAE Systems has received a $103.5 million contract from the U.S. Navy for the maintenance and modernisation of the Arleigh Burke class destroyer USS Preble.

Watchkeeper drone carries out border patrol over the English Channel

"We remain fully committed to support the UK Home Office as they tackle the increasing number of small boats crossing the English Channel," said a statement from the British Army.

HMS Queen Elizabeth to hold ‘most aircraft on a Royal Navy carrier since HMS...

United States Marine Corps F-35B jets have arrived in the UK ready to join British F-35Bs and a "full rotary wing group" onboard HMS Queen Elizabeth.

Two Royal Navy minehunters arrive in Gulf

HMS Chiddingfold and Penzance have arrived in the Gulf after a 6,000-mile trip from the UK.

HMS Queen Elizabeth to ‘cover whole deck with aircraft’ for exercise

HMS Queen Elizabeth will embark two F-35 Squadrons and a full rotary wing group.

Turkey needs three aircraft carriers to be ‘a deterrent at sea’

President Erdogan of Turkey was quoted in local media saying that the country requires three aircraft carriers in order to be a "a deterrent at sea".

BAE contracted by US Navy for Archerfish Destructor production

The majority of the production for the Archerfish Destructor will be performed in Portsmouth.

Royal Navy frigate assists rescue on Scottish coast

It is understood that HMS Sutherland was sailing along the west coast near Skye when the frigate received a request to assist coastguard teams.

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