The Royal Navy is enhancing its training capabilities with state-of-the-art ship-handling simulators designed to improve ...

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Heavy burdens being placed on family members have been cited as the main reason why Royal Navy sailors are leaving the force.

Two British naval vessels, including HMS Richmond and RFA Tidespring, dock in South Korea to bolster Indo-Pacific security ...

A British F-35B Lightning II made a precautionary landing in southern Japan while en route to a carrier taking part with U.S.

“World class” training will be delivered through virtual simulators after a five-year £25m contract was signed. Defence giant ...

The five-year agreement will deliver realistic simulation of missions and potential threats, allowing personnel to train for ...

The Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) will conduct joint exercises with the Royal Navy. Last week, the Royal Navy flagship aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales departed Darwin, Australia, ...

The Royal Navy is taking parts from one of its aircraft carriers and using them on its other one. New warships often have problems, especially complicated vessels like aircraft carriers.

The Royal Navy and Imperial College London think a quantum navigation system might be the answer. Of course, Heisenberg says you can’t know your speed and position simultaneously.

The Royal Navy has its own expansion plan. But it, too, might prove unrealistic. The government has launched three new frigate programs that together could cost $8 billion.