Smallest Royal Navy ship paves the way for the largest

The smallest vessel in the Royal Navy is playing a key role in the maiden voyage by Britain's largest warship.

HMS Triumph returns to the fleet

Following an extensive period in maintenance and a number of equipment upgrades, HMS Triumph has rejoined the front-line fleet.

Simulation shows F-35B almost landing conventionally on new carriers

Uniquely for a vessel of this type, it will be common to see the jump-jet F-35B appear to land conventionally.

HMS Diamond deploys to tackle arms trafficking

Type 45 Destroyer HMS Diamond will sail to the Mediterranean to join an operation aimed at countering arms trafficking.

British naval vessel assists in removal of chemical weapons from Libya

RFA Mounts Bay has assisted in the removal of the last batch of materials which could be used in the manufacture of chemical weapons from Libya.

BAE Systems sign Type 26 Frigate contract with Australia

BAE Systems has signed a contract with the Australian Government to further refine its design of the Type 26 Frigate for the Royal Australian Navy.

HMS Enterprise helps rescue 700 people in the Mediterranean

HMS Enterprise has helped rescue another 700 migrants in an incident off the coast of Libya in the Mediterranean Sea, the Ministry of Defence have revealed.

WATCH: Building the new River class Offshore Patrol Vessels

Take a look inside the BAE shipbuilding halls as the first steel is cut for HMS Trent, a new offshore patrol vessel for the Royal Navy.

F-35C completes carrier tests ahead of schedule

The F-35 Integrated Test Force has completed the third and final shipboard developmental test phase for the F-35C one week earlier than scheduled.

HMS Daring to deploy to the Gulf

HMS Daring, a Type 45 Destroyer, is tasked with protecting American aircraft carriers and allied vessels conducting strikes against Islamic State.

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