The flight deck of the Queen Elizabeth Class carriers is 280 metres long and 70 metres wide (roughly the size of three football pitches), and can carry up to 72 aircraft – including a maximum of 36 F-35B fighter jets, as well as any type of helicopter used by the UK armed forces.

You’ll do the unseen and experience the unknown. Wherever life in the Royal Navy takes you, there’s one guarantee: you’ll play a vital role in keeping maritime trade flowing, protecting our nation’s interests and maintaining global peace.

The UK’s naval force, made up of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines & Royal Fleet Auxiliary. We stabilise the seas, keep maritime trade flowing & support global allies.

Oct 14, 2024 · The UK Carrier Strike Group with HMS Prince of Wales as its focal point is off the coast of Scotland to carry out Exercise Strike Warrior – military drills that will confirm that the task force is ready for operations.

Ships. The Royal Navy boasts a formidable fleet of warships and advanced weaponry, ready to confront any adversary or global threat. With aircraft carriers, assault ships, patrol boats, and survey vessels, our ships are equipped to handle diverse challenges.

Fully integrated into operations around the world, the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) provides vital support on everything from high-tempo combat and counter-piracy campaigns, to disaster relief and emergency evacuations. Highly trained and working to …

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An exciting and dynamic lifestyle awaits a Royal Navy officer, far from the confines of a typical 9-5 routine. From thrilling missions and deployments in various locations to engaging in high-intensity training exercises, where every day brings new experiences and the opportunity to make a real impact on a global scale.

HMS Queen Elizabeth is an investment in Britain’s security, prosperity and place in the world. She provides a conspicuous presence on the global stage, sending a clear message of reassurance to our allies, and of defiance to those who would do us …

May 14, 2024 · The new Multi Role Support Ships (MRSS) will replace HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark, the Royal Navy’s current amphibious flagships which will remain in service until 2033/2034.