‘Woke’ defence chiefs have ordered Royal Marines’ training exercises to be renamed because their aggressive and sexual connotations could offend recruits. Long-established mission rehearsals ...

Hoots of laughter are echoing around the defence community at the news that the Royal Marines are to change the traditional names of their training exercises, used year after year, because they ...

Tattoo performers including the Massed Pipes and Drums are joined by HM Royal Marines bands and an array of talent from the USA, Canada, Australia, Switzerland and India. Show more In this music ...

Royal Marines based on patrol ship HMS Trent made the historic bust during a patrol in the Caribbean. The secret underwater submarine is used by drug cartels to ferry huge quantities for narcotics ...

Royal Marines and British Army soldiers have taken to the streets of London to storm two underground stations, three tourist attractions and the Royal Albert Hall – but it was all part of a ...

The Royal Navy has stormed a narco-sub for the first time and seized £160 million worth of cocaine. HMS Trent, an offshore patrol vessel usually based in Portsmouth, worked alongside the US Coast ...

A veteran who celebrated his 100th birthday this week was given a surprise performance by the Royal Marines Band. Jim Churm, from Crossmichael in Dumfries and Galloway, had attended a D-Day ...

Richard King spent 36 years with the Royal Marines, undertaking several tours of duty in Northern Ireland and being deployed to Afghanistan. The 58-year-old, who rose to the rank of Captain ...

The new Royal Marines Museum would be constructed inside the Grade II listed Boathouse 6 building at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. About £4.9 million has now been pledged by the National Lottery ...

Dramatic photos show the moment the Royal Navy seized £40m worth of cocaine in daring drugs bust off the Caribbean coast. Patrol vessel HMS Trent closed in on a speed boat suspected of ...

Captain Rod Boswell of the Royal Marines Mountain and Arctic Warfare Cadre and 18 of his men were given the task of neutralizing the threat. The raid was fought on 31 May 1982 during the Falklands ...

Royal Marines and US Coast Guard boarded the smugglers' boat, supported by a US Maritime Patrol Aircraft flying overhead. The smugglers threw their cargo overboard, but all contraband was seized ...