Today we celebrate – and commemorate – the end of six cataclysmic years of conflict and victory over fascism and militarism, eight decades to the day after the Empire of Japan surrendered.

The Royal Navy successfully tested the ability to communicate with Experimental Vessel (XV) Excalibur, the Royal Navy’s Extra ...

HMS Prince of Wales is a Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carrier, one of the most capable and powerful surface warships ever constructed in the UK.

For the first time in more than a century iconic artefacts from a tragic WW1 battleship are above the waves – recovered from the wreck in Scapa Flow.

Jets of water from the cannon of appreciative tugs today welcomed the UK’s flagship HMS Prince of Wales into Darwin – the first Royal Navy aircraft carrier to visit Australia in a generation.

The Royal Navy has been undertaking ground-breaking trials to demonstrate the launch and recovery of uncrewed underwater vehicles from submarines. The torpedo tube launched vehicles will increase the ...

Her Majesty The Queen today thanked submariners and their families for their unstinting efforts to keep the nation safe when she visited HMS Astute.

Royal Navy Reservists were among the 70 personnel adding military precision to the world’s greatest tennis championships. Five Royal Marines and 19 sailors (including a couple of submariners in their ...

HMS Astute is the first of the Royal Navy’s new Astute-class. She can circumnavigate the globe without surfacing, and is one of our most advanced submarines.

The rate of constructing the Navy’s next-generation frigates should speed up as work shifts to a state-of-the-art assembly hall.

Milestone experiments are paving the way for the UK, Australia and United States to have autonomous systems operating in unison from the seabed to the stratosphere.

Crew of one of Britain’s most powerful military machines gathered in the cavernous dry dock housing her to mark the next stage in the £560m regeneration of HMS Victorious.