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HMS Invincible Returns from the Falklands in 1982
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Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier HMS Illustrious Returns To Portsmouth Folllowing Refit
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HMS Hood, the last battlecruiser built for the Royal Navy
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Royal Navy Harrier Jet High Over RAF Akrotiri, Cyprus
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Nuclear Submarine HMS Vanguard Returns to HMNB Clyde, Scotland
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HMS Ambush
Astute class submarine HMS Ambush is pictured during sea trials near Scotland.
Ambush, second of the nuclear powered attack submarines, was named in Barrow on 16 December 2010 and launched on 5 January 2011. Having now completed her initial dive, she is in the final stages of fitting out whilst preparing for an extensive programme of sea trials. She will sail for her home port of Faslane in 2012.
The seven Astute Class boats planned for introduction to the Royal Navy are the most advanced and powerful attack submarines Britain has ever sent to sea. Featuring the latest nuclear-powered technology, the vessels will never need to be refuelled and are capable of circumnavigating the world submerged, manufacturing the crew's oxygen from seawater as she goes.
The Astute Class are also quieter than any of her predecessors and have the ability to operate covertly and remain undetected, despite being fifty percent larger in size than the Royal Navy's current Trafalgar Class submarines

HMS Queen Elizabeth sails into her home port of Portsmouth for the first time
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Royal Navy Type 23 Frigate HMS Sutherland with a Merlin Helicopter Overhead
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Sunset over the Hard and HMS Warrior, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe
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Flags used for Nelsons famous signal at the Battle of Trafalgar, 1805
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Leaving Scapa Flow (pencil & w/c on paper)
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HMS Queen Elizabeth sails into her home port of Portsmouth for the first time
Pictured is Britain's future flagship HMS Queen Elizabeth as she sailed into her home port of Portsmouth for the first time.
Greeted by thousands of people lining the Portsmouth seafront, the 65, 000-tonne carrier was met with the warmest of welcomes as she arrived in her home port.
Royal Navy sailors lined up in ceremonial procedure on the flight deck of the mammoth ship, standing alongside civilian colleagues from the Aircraft Carrier Alliance, as she passed the Round Tower. The ship berthed at the newly-opened Princess Royal Jetty at Her Majesty's Naval Base Portsmouth, which will be home to both of the Royal Navy's new aircraft carriers
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Captain Cook killed by Hawaiian natives, 1779
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Hms Queen Elizabeth Leaves Portsmouth for Helicopter Trials
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Type 23 frigate HMS KENT at Sea, south of the Isle of Wight
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Royal Navy Submarine HMS Triumph Enters HMNB Clyde
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HMS Sutherland monitors Russian warship as it sails through UK waters
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HMS VIGILANT. Nuclear powered Trident Submarine.CLYDE AREA OF SCOTLAND.03/04/1996
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Wessex helicopter winching up survivior in rescue from sea
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Hms Queen Elizabeth Leaves Portsmouth for Helicopter Trials
HMS Queen Elizabeth (accompanied by her support craft), sailing from her home in Portsmouth for the first time since being officially commissioned into the Royal Navy in December.
The 65, 000-tonne future flagship will spend the next month conducting further sea trials, which will include testing with rotary wing aircraft, learning about their behaviour flying to and from the ship in a range of conditions.
Commanding Officer of HMS Queen Elizabeth, Captain Jerry Kyd, said: After the excitement of our commissioning ceremony in December, my ships company and our industry partners are looking forward to taking the ship to sea to conduct First of Class Rotary Wing Flying Trials.
The Queen Elizabeth Class Carriers are the biggest warships ever built for the Royal Navy - four acres of sovereign territory, deployable across the globe to serve the United Kingdom on operations for 50 years.
HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales will be the most advanced warships in the Royal Navy fleet.
They are the future flagships of the nation. Initially the ships will carry helicopters. The vast flight deck and hangar can accommodate any helicopter in Britains military inventory.
From 2020, however, our punch will be delivered by the F35 Lightning II, the worlds most advanced stealth fighter-bomber

Aircraft HMS Ark Royal Fleet Air Arm. McDonnell Douglas Phantom FG1 (F-4K
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The Renown, the Ark Royal, and the Sheffield, c1939-1941, (1942). Creator: Unknown
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Royal Navy Seaking Mk4 Helicopters Over Northern Norway
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