You may have seen a submarine returning to port with a Jolly Roger flag waving from its mast. It turns out this is part of a ...

Royal Caribbean is the largest cruise line in the world with 28 cruise ships in service. Royal Caribbean has another three cruise ships either under construction or on order. They are also ...

The badges are distinctive symbols or emblems used to visually identify a military organization and foster the pride and continuity necessary for operational effectiveness.

According to defence sources, the proposed name has been changed to HMS Achilles at the King ... are considered by the Royal Navy Ships’ Names and Badges Committee. They are then approved ...

For most of the 20th century, virtually every naval ship had asbestos aboard in some capacity. Now, the U.S. Navy is the military branch believed to have the highest rate of mesothelioma, a cancer ...

King Charles personally ordered the renaming of HMS Agincourt ... Typically, the Ships' Names and Badges Committee suggests names to the Navy Board, which presents its selection to the Defence ...

Typically, the Ships' Names and Badges Committee suggests names to the ... a seventh Astute-class hunter-killer submarine called HMS Agincourt. That would have made it the sixth Royal Navy vessel ...

At 81 metres long and 1,200 tons, after a major restoration, the legendary HMS Wellington, is about to open its decks to the public in London. This legendary World War II convoy escort ship is an ...

HMS Puncher, Blazer, Trumpeter and Charger will all be involved in the annual winter workout alongside Nato allies. “This unforgiving environment provides a unique opportunity for the team and ...

Six ships have previously borne the name, earning six battle honours, including at the battles of River Plate and Okinawa.” Whether the final Astute-class ultimately sails as HMS Achilles or HMS ...

The Ships’ Names and Badges Committee suggests names to the ... The Royal Navy would not say why the name had been changed. HMS Achilles is still under construction. Downing Street refused ...