This job sits within the Warfare Profession and is a Warfare Rating role. You’re the one who identifies our targets, and our threats. You’re there at the start of every mission, and play a vital role ...

A monument to 835 men and boys killed in the first weeks of World War 2 has been dedicated with full military honours in Portsmouth. Veiled in White Ensigns which Royal Navy divers had recovered from ...

Investment and new working practices have improved conditions for future officers for the Royal Navy at Britannia Royal Naval College. The latest Ofsted report into the Dartmouth college for Officer ...

For the first time in nearly 15 years a Royal Navy fast jet squadron is today operating from the flight deck of a Royal Navy aircraft carrier. F-35B Lightning stealth fighters from 809 Naval Air ...

The most advanced hunter-killer submarine in the Royal Navy is today in the water for the first time. HMS Agamemnon, the penultimate Astute-class submarine built for the UK’s Silent Service, has been ...

A report on the Investigation into Unacceptable Behaviour in the Submarine Service has been published today (4 October 2024). An executive summary and redacted report can be found at GOV.UK. The First ...

Royal Navy patrol ship HMS Medway has deployed to the Caribbean to hunt drugs smugglers and support British Overseas Territories during hurricane season. The Portsmouth-based ship replaces sister ...

Hollywood came to Glasgow – for a night at least – as the Silent Service celebrated its annual awards evening, aka the Submarine Oscars. The glitzy black tie event was hosted at the Glasgow Hilton ...

Royal Marines celebrated the 360th anniversary of their formation with a celebratory parade in Gibraltar – the site of some of the Corps’ most glorious actions. The Royal Marines captured the Rock of ...

A parade and service of rededication will take place on Southsea Common to mark 100 years since the unveiling of the Portsmouth Naval Memorial. British and Commonwealth sailors who lost their lives in ...

The Royal Navy and allied navies controlled uncrewed vessels operating more than 10,000 miles away in Australia during major experiments in Portugal. Under the AUKUS defence partnership, the UK, ...