THE BODIES of five British Service personnel, including two from the Naval service, killed by a helicopter crash in Iraq on May 6 have arrived back on British soil.

SIXTY-five years after the bitter battle for Crete HMS Gloucester returned to the spot her forebear sank to pay her respects.

NOT one but two major Royal Navy assets greeted solo yachtswoman Dee Caffari as she entered the record books at the end of a global challenge.

THE constant vigil against international terrorism continues in the Middle Eastern theatre with HM Ships Gloucester and St Albans standing guard.

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ICE patrol ship HMS Endurance has returned to Britain bearing a clearer picture of the mysterious depths which surround the fragile continent of Antarctica.

Navy News is looking to spruce up its web-based counterpart Navy News Online.

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Yesterday evening saw the dramatic conclusion to aday’s disruption in the Mersey estuary when divers from the Navy’s Northern Diving Group detonated a World War 2 bomb, creating a plume 16m high and 10m wide.

‘SHELTER Boxes’, packed with the basic needs for human survival, are winging their way to the people of the Sudan as the result of work by Royal Navy Observers training at 750 Squadron in Culdrose in Cornwall.

FRIGATE HMS St Albans is back where she began her active life... in the waters of the northern Arabian Gulf.

THE deeds of Capt ‘Johnnie’ Walker and HMS Starling will never be forgotten by senior rates at HMS Drake.

THE Princess Royal was serenaded by Devonport Royal Naval Volunteer Band in a rather unusual setting – one of two high-profile performances by the musicians this spring.

Destroyer HMS Gloucester has paid her respects to her forebear, 65 years after the Royal Navy suffered a mauling in the Battle of Crete.

FLEET tanker RFA Wave Ruler has gratefully left cold European waters behind to take up station in the Caribbean.

FOR the first time an unmanned plane has been launched and recovered by a British warship.

A BOARDING team from HMS Ledbury broke off from fishery protection duties to save a yacht from sinking in the Thames estuary.

HMS Liverpool has been welcoming dozens of new faces on board on her South Atlantic tour of duty.