Destroyer HMS York has successfully demonstrated a new defensive decoy system to the Fleet.

A Royal Navy Search and Rescue (SAR) squadron is the proud winner of one of Britain’s most prestigious awards for military service – the Wilkinson Sword of Peace.

The final Wardroom Summer Ball at HMS Dryad is to be a grand finale for the historic Hampshire Naval establishment.

Visitor figures at the Royal Navy Submarine Museum took a noticeable dip in the past year – but those people who did come spent more than in the past.

Mustardia is on the warpath, and Brownia must tread carefully lest relationships with neighbours Cyanica and Ginger suffer as the nations gear up for conflict.

The former HMS Sheffield, now the Chilean FFG Almirante Williams, welcomed on board her new masters as part of a visit to Devonport Naval Base.

A new face and a new title at the head of Naval aviation is at the heart of efforts to reassert the Fleet Air Arm’s position within the Royal Navy, Armed Forces and British public.

Senior divers left the gloom of British waters behind to chase turtles and exotic fish – and pick up skills they can pass on to colleagues by visiting the warmer waters off Central America.

Mine countermeasures vessel HMS Ledbury is pioneering a new refit procedure which could have a major impact on the lives of ship’s companies in the future.

The Government has unveiled its blueprint for the Armed Forces in the next few years – and the amphibious capability of the Royal Navy occupies a key position in that strategy.

Engineers Jim Ellis, JJ Swift and Adrian Eason-Bassett are on top of the junk pile after romping to victory in TV’s Scrapheap Challenge.

The Naval community has been asked to help with a murder investigation which has been re-opened 17 years after the crime was committed.

The Queen is to miss the rededication of aircraft carrier HMS Invincible on Friday as she will be in hospital undergoing an operation to remove a torn cartilage in her left knee – but the Duke of York will step in to represent her in Portsmouth.

Aircraft carrier HMS Invincible has claimed a record Harrier launch sequence for a ship of her class.

Royal Marines have been testing themselves in new surroundings during their annual Exercise Royal Chamois.

An old Victorian fort used as a wartime Royal Navy base has been exciting interest from experts in from the Ghost Club – as well as terrifying visitors who are out to seek paranormal thrills.

Staff in the Northern Diving Group (NDG) have already surpassed last year’s call-out total – and the total number of explosives dealt with was boosted by a productive ten-day stint off the northern tip of Scotland earlier in the year.

A treasure trove of Naval heritage is being moved to Portsmouth with the transfer of the Naval Historical Branch from London next year.

One of the Royal Navy’s top admirals has launched his Safe Journey campaign in the run-up to Christmas, with the message that people should enjoy their leave – but make sure they return safe and sound after the holiday.

Veterans of the Royal Navy’s last ‘big gun’ engagement met up for the last time in Germany to mark the 60th anniversary of the sinking of the Scharnhorst.