'The Food of a British Sailor in Nelson's Royal Navy!' 200 years ago, Britain's Royal Navy was the most technologically advanced and supremely efficient force in the history of naval warfare. But ...

The Astute-class nuclear submarine, one of the most advanced in the Royal Navy, surfaces during a rare public appearance—showcasing its stealth, power, and cutting-edge capabilities. This video ...

One of the British Royal Navy's most advanced warships, the HMS Dragon, completed a "historic first" when it shot down a supersonic missile in a test off the coast of Scotland on Friday, the force ...

A Royal Navy Wildcat of 815 Naval Air Squadron (NAS) has successfully and independently shot down a Banshee target drone using the Martlet missile in the air-to-air role. Taking place at the ...

HMS Victory, Lord Nelson's historic flagship from which he led the Royal Navy to a famous victory over Napoleon's fleet at Trafalgar is being rebuilt - using wood from France. More than two ...

Summary and Key Points: The Royal Navy’s attack submarine fleet faced significant operational downtime, with reports indicating that no British attack submarines were deployed for over two ...

The British Royal Navy and NATO allies jumped into action on Saturday as a Russian warship was spotted sailing through the English Channel, according to a report.

The Royal Navy was deployed to escort oceanographic survey ship Admiral Vladimirskiy, Russian landing ship RFN Alexander Otrakovsky, and merchant vessel MV Ascalon through the English Channel and ...

The guided-missile destroyer came home to Naval Station Mayport the day before Thanksgiving after a historic deployment with the British Royal Navy.

The Royal Navy has shadowed three Russian ships through the English Channel. British minehunter HMS Cattistock and a Wildcat helicopter were deployed on Wednesday to escort Russia’s Admiral ...

The Royal Navy’s newest warship has taken to the water for the time time. HMS Venturer made its debut on the River Forth after four years of construction.

THE FINAL signal sent by Horatio Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 is etched in the minds of officers in the Royal Navy: “Engage the enemy more closely”. But has the Nelsonian spirit ...