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        Monmouth

        HMS Monmouth home to heroes’ welcome from patrol

        Royal Navy sailors in warship HMS Monmouth received a rapturous welcome from families and friends on Friday (17th May) after their return to the South West from a successful seven-month deployment to the Gulf. Hundreds of cheering and banner-waving people greeted the frigate back to its homeport in HM Naval Base, Devonport, ready for a happy reunion on the jetty. Read more


        Number of ships

        10plus

        UKMCC - part of maritime force of

        25 nations

        RN and RFA ships on patrol since

        Oct 1980

        HMS Monmouth homecoming
        The deployment was especially good for me as it provided training for my principal warfare officers’ development, but I was looking forward to seeing my young family.
        Lieutenant Will Hairsine

        Royal Navy

        Divers keep Bahrain's port free of mines with help of robot submarines

        British and Dutch divers are working side-by-side in the warm, salty waters of Bahrain port as part of a major Gulf exercise dealing with the threat of mines. The men of Fleet Diving Unit 3 are the Royal Navy's specialist shallow water divers, experts in keeping ports and harbours free of mines. Read more

        Divers keep Bahrain's port free of mines with help of robot submarines

        Navy News digital edition