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HMS Westminster (F237) - along with studio models - doubling as the HMS Chester, the HMS Devonshire and the HMS Bedford in Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
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HMS Westminster (F237) - along with studio models - doubling as the HMS Chester, the HMS Devonshire and the HMS Bedford in Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
The Royal Navy announced today that the longest-serving Type 23 frigate will not return to the UK as previously planned, but will be decommissioned and subsequently disposed of in Bahrain. Speaking in an unusual video announcement on social media, Fleet Commander, Vice Admiral Steve Mooorhouse said this arrangement has saved the need to extend her
Royal Navy Frigate HMS Kent Enters Barents Sea
#RoyalNavy Frigate #HMSKent Enters Barents Sea.
The UK Royal Navy Type 23 Duke class frigate HMS Kent (F78) has entered the icy Barents Sea this weekend conducting operations alongside the U.S. Navy, the service announced.
“The Royal Navy warship continues working with ships from the U.S. Navy to demonstrate our commitment to freedom of navigation in the challenging conditions above the Arctic Circle”, said an RN statement.
The statement said…
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HMS Richmond Undergoes Trials After Major Overhaul in Readiness for Carrier Escort Duty
#HMSRichmond Undergoes Trials After Major Overhaul in Readiness for Carrier Escort Duty. #RoyalNavy
The UK Royal Navy Type 23 frigate, HMS Richmond (F239) has spent the past six weeks undergoing trials and training after a major overhaul in readiness for escorting new aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth on her maiden deployment.
The Plymouth-based frigate is earmarked as one of the escorts assigned to the carrier battle group when it sails next year, shielding the 65,000-tonne leviathan from…
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HMS Argyll Rescues Crew of Grande America
HMS Argyll Rescues Crew of Grande America
Royal Navy Frigate in Eight-Hour Rescue Mission in Bay of Biscay
The Royal Naval frigate HMS Argyll battled difficult sea conditions in the Bay of Biscay to rescue the crew of the merchant ship Grande America. The battle lasted eight hours, with HMS Argyll rescuing all 27 crew members of the burning Grande America.
HMS Argyll F231 was returning to Plymouth after a nine-month tour of duty in the…
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