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HMS Prince of Wales set sail from Portsmouth Naval Base in the early hours of Monday to take part in Exercise Cold Response.

A NEWLY qualified naval airman has just set sail for the first time on HMS Price of Wales. Able Rate Cameron Fallows, from Grangetown, Middlesbrough is a former student at Eston Park School and Middlesbrough College. The 21-year-old said: "I wanted to join the Royal Navy to travel the world and meet the people who will be my friends for life." The job will see them joining the £3.2bn aircraft carrier on an intense period of operational training, which will see the vast warship operating with the new F-35B stealth jet as well as helicopters from the Army and RAF.

Grangetown sailor joins UK’s biggest warship, HMS Prince of Wales Cameron Fallows, 21, sets sail on the Royal Navy’s largest state-of-the-art aircraft carrier Latest Teesside headlines straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A local sailor has set sail on the UK’s largest warship. 21-year-old Cam...

A ROYAL Navy sailor from Llandudno has completed his training to serve on warships and support ships around the world. Able Rate Ewan Williams qualified as a naval airman, an old job title which nowadays includes both men and women, and joined the navy’s Aircraft Handlers’ Branch. Naval airmen work on the flight decks of warships and support ships to allow flying operations and are specially training in firefighting and rescue. A special ceremony was held at the Royal Naval School of Flight Deck Operations at RNAS Culdrose to mark the completion of training for 19 new sailors. Pictu...

Able Rate Thomas Jennings qualified as a naval airman and joined the navy’s Aircraft Handlers’ Branch. Naval airmen – men and women -work on the flight decks of warships and support ships to allow flying operations and are specially training in firefighting and rescue. A special ceremony was held at Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose in Cornwall before the national lockdown for the 19 sailors who completed the training course. He said: “My primary motivation in joining the Royal Navy was to seek a more varied and exciting career. I feel that the navy will allow me to see the wor...