Warships & Warriors on MSN
Britain sold HMS Ocean for £84 million in 2018 and Brazil gained a fleet flagship
Britain sold its helicopter carrier HMS Ocean to Brazil to free up Royal Navy funding and crew, trading amphibious capacity ...
The Royal Navy patrol ship HMS Trent conducted a first-of-its-kind Caribbean drone trial, using a Malloy T150B UAS to deliver ...
HMS Protector, the Royal Navy's only ice patrol ship, was towed into Devonport by tugs today for, what officials say is to ...
The Royal Navy carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth completed a landmark port call in Belfast—the first by a Royal Navy aircraft carrier in 61 years—before resuming NATO flagship duties and an autumn training ...
Naval News identifies unknown 2x1m containers on Type 45 destroyer as possible VLS for counter-drone UAVs, possibly Ukrainian ...
British sailor buried under unknown grave thousands of miles away finally identified after 200 years
The mystery of the 'unknown' grave erected by militiamen in the Connecticut town of Mystic was solved thanks to the ...
Oceanliner Designs on MSN
360,000 bombs still lie inside a sunken World War II ship - why divers must be careful around the SS Umbria
Maritime historian Mike Brady from Ocean Liner Designs explores remarkably preserved shipwrecks whose remains reveal stories ...
More than 250 years after Captain Cook's famous voyage, a new generation of scientists continues the quest to understand the Pacific's greatest mysteries, writes Captain Isoa Soko.
Isle of Wight County Press on MSN
HMS Dragon spotted off Isle of Wight after facing missile threats in Middle East
HMS Dragon returns to Portsmouth after Royal Navy deployment defending Cyprus from missiles and patrolling the Red Sea and Indian Ocean.
Royal Navy (RN) destroyer HMS Dragon (D35) returned home to Portsmouth on Friday following a seven-month deployment to the ...
A Type 45 destroyer sent from maintenance to the eastern Mediterranean in seven days has returned to Portsmouth after 214 ...
The National Interest on MSN
‘Operation Chariot’: How a British Commando Force Destroyed a French Port in World War II
Though successful, the operation came at a steep cost; of the roughly 600 commandos sent on the raid, nearly 400 were killed or captured.
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