HMS Duncan, a Portsmouth-based warship, is once again available for all duties. The Type 45 destroyer entered her maintenance period in February following a six-month deployment in the Mediterranean - ...

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That vessel sailed past Gibraltar, through the English Channel, and into the North Sea, the Royal Navy confirmed. Luke ...

I have every confidence, as should the British public, that our Royal Navy will continue to defend our waters and keep our ...

Royal Navy warships and helicopters have been deployed in the English Channel and North Sea as part of a four day operation - ...

The Royal Navy has shadowed Russian ships as they travelled through the English Channel. Portsmouth-based destroyer HMS ...

HMS Duncan was swarmed by Russian jets earlier this year but only now has footage surfaced. The Royal Navy destroyer, which was built in Scotland, was leading a Nato fleet through the Black Sea at … ...

HMS Duncan and HMS Mersey were dispatched to shadow the RFN Boikiy as it made its way through the English Channel, following ...

Iain Ballantyne says if the worst does happen, British destroyer HMS Duncan will be on hand to provide assistance, just as UK ships did in 2006 - the last time Israel and Hezbollah went to war ...

HMS Duncan returns to Portsmouth, marking a proud moment for the Royal Navy. This video captures the powerful presence and significance of one of the UK’s most advanced warships as it docks at home.

HMS Duncan spent six months of 2023 in the eastern Mediterranean, leading Nato's premier security mission in the region. As a result, the sailors have spent 12 of the last 24 months on deployments.

HMS Duncan, which won the Royal Navy Destroyer of the Year trophy, sailed more than 35,000 miles and spent 270 days deployed during its operations through the year, ...