The Royal Naval Benevolent Trust – Supporting The RNBT Family
Men and women of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines serve their country, often at times of danger. Established in…
Military Resettlement, Business, Training & Recruitment
Military Resettlement, Business, Training & Recruitment
Men and women of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines serve their country, often at times of danger. Established in…
Forces Help to Buy is a generous scheme open to Service personnel. You can borrow up to 50% of your…
Harris ‘Tats’ Tatakis is a former Royal Marine Commando who lives in Cornwall and is a Legion beneficiary.
For 100 years a two minutes’ silence has been held on Armistice Day before the laying of wreaths. The silence…
Forces Help to Buy (FHTB) was introduced in 2014 as a £200 million scheme to help Service personnel get on…
To help former servicemen and women with mental health problems, Combat Stress have a unique nationwide Peer Support Service.
Mick Dawson Served with the Royal Marines between 1980 and 1991 and is a Falklands Conflict Veteran. He’s about to…
Andy joined the Royal Marines at 17, and Served for six and a half years including tours of Iraq and…
Ten days until former Royal Marines and Falkland’s veterans tackle historic Falkland’s kayak In just ten days (12th March 2017)…
The Glock 17 Gen4 pistol is not only much lighter than the Browning L9A1 , it is also more accurate and its magazines can carry more bullets.
The Princess Royal , accompanied by her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, was the guest of honour at BRNC ’s final passing-out-parade of the year. As the rain eased off, and with the Royal Marines band playing festive tunes, the Princess Royal was invited to inspect the cadets and take the salute during the march past. The parade signified the end of 30 weeks intensive training for the 67 Officer Cadets who can now enjoy Christmas with their families before embarking on the next stage of their Royal Navy careers
The Plymouth frigate HMS Monmouth joined forces with a United States warship and air power for an exercise involving the military and merchant shipping to show how the two can work together to ensure safe passage on the high seas. HMS Monmouth, known as the Black Duke, was given the task of providing close-in protection to two huge tankers – including the Bahamian-registered Arcturus Voyager (333 metres long and displacing 160,000 tonnes) which travels at only 5 knots/6 miles per hour (9.26 kilometres per hour). The UK warship was supported by US Navy and coast guard patrol ships, a supply vessel and the air-defence destroyer USS Winston S Churchill – with a Royal Navy navigator aboard
Royal Marines have helped the latest batch of Afghan police officers complete their training in Helmand.
TV presenter and journalist Lorraine Kelly joined members of the Royal Marines on a zip wire from Wellington Arch in central London today.
Royal Marines are further strengthening ties between the militaries of the UK and France as they take part in Exercise Corsican Lion in the Mediterranean.
A team of top chefs from the Army, Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Royal Air Force have flown the flag for Great Britain by storming home with 12 gold medals at the World Culinary Olympics.