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South China Sea: Royal Navy plots pathway into disputed waters at time of sky high tension Oliver Trapnell Replay Video UP NEXT HMS Queen Elizabeth is expected to sail into the region in the summer. It will be escorted by two Type 45 destroyers, two Type 23 frigates, a nuclear submarine, a Tide-class tanker and RFA Fort Victoria. Any movements from allied forces in the region will likely inflame tensions with China as the nation has declared its plans to take "necessary measure...

A BARROW-built ship is no longer the Royal Navys flagship vessel following the promotion of the HMS Queen Elizabeth. Fleet Commander Vice-Admiral Jerry Kyd was received on the aircraft carrier to mark the transfer of the Fleet Flagship role from HMS Albion, which was built in Barrow shipyard. The First Sea Lord Admiral Tony Radakin, said: “The position of Fleet Flagship is a symbol of HMS Queen Elizabeth’s importance to the nation, not just in restoring our carrier strike capability, ...

YOKOSUKA, Japan — Forward Deployed Naval Forces from U.S. 7th Fleet began receiving the initial COVID-19 vaccinations Jan. 5 at U.S. Naval Hospital Yokosuka.Vice Adm. Bill Merz, members of the 7th Fleet staff, and Sailors from USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19), 7th,