Royal Navy
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maritime service branch of the British Armed Forces.
British Royal Navy, Navy Royal, RN, RoyalNavy, Senior Service
Website, Wikimedia, Wikidata
1546
10th Cruiser Squadron, 5th Cruiser Squadron, 6th Destroyer Flotilla, admiral, Admiral of the Blue, Admiral of the Fleet, Admiral of the Red, Admiral of the White, Captain, Commander, Commander-in-Chief, East Indies and China Station, Commander-in-Chief, North American Station, Commander-in-Chief, Portsmouth, Commander-in-Chief, The Nore, Commander-in-Chief, Western Approaches, Dover Patrol, Fleet Air Arm, Force H, Ha-Yishuv's volunteers in the Royal Navy, His Majesty's Naval Service, Home Fleet, lieutenant, Mediterranean Fleet, navy, Northern Patrol, post-captain, rear admiral, Rear-Admiral of the Blue, Rear-Admiral of the Red, Rear-Admiral of the White, Royal Corps of Naval Constructors, Royal Naval Air Service, Royal Naval Air Station, Sea Cadet Corps, superannuated rear admiral, United Kingdom, Vice admiral, Vice-Admiral, Vice-Admiral of the Blue, Vice-Admiral of the Red, Vice-Admiral of the White, 
- Dreadnought Project entry@
- Freebase entry@
- Wikimedia People of the Royal Navy
- Wikimedia Royal Navy people in World War II
- Wikimedia Royal Navy sailors
- Wikimedia World War II corvettes of the United Kingdom
- Clinical Medicine Five centuries of medical contributions from the Royal Navy@
- Flickr album@
- Journal of the American Society of Naval Engineers Naval Engineering in the Royal Navy@
- War in History Fleet Performance and Capability in the Eighteenth-Century Royal Navy@
- Youtube channel@
- Jane's Fighting Ships 1946-47@
More than 500 items, see table
1 inch Nordenfelt gun – 10th Cruiser Squadron – 120 mm 50 caliber Pattern 1905 – 120 pounder Whitworth gun – 1650 Programme Group fourth-rate frigate – 1706 Establishment – 1719 Establishment Group – 1733 Establishment Group – 1745 Establishment Group – 1794 razee – 18-pounder long gun – 24-class sloop-of-war – 24-pounder long gun – 305 mm/46 Model 1909 gun – 32 pounder 56 cwt gun – 4.7 inch QF Mk IX,XII gun – 42-pounder long gun – 5th Cruiser Squadron – 68 pounder gun – 70 pounder Whitworth gun – A-class destroyer – A-class destroyer – A-class submarine – Abdiel-class minelayer – Abeille-class gun-brig – Abercrombie-class monitor – Abondance – Acacia-class sloop-of-war – Acasta-class destroyer – Achelous-class repair ship – Acheron-class destroyer – Aconit – Acorn-class brig-sloop – Acorn-class destroyer – Actif – Active – Active-class fifth-rate frigate – Active-class scout cruiser – Actéon – Acute-class gun-brig – Admiral Mitchell – Admiral-class battlecruiser – Admiral-class pre-dreadnought battleship – Admiralty M-class destroyer – Admiralty type flotilla leader – Adrias – Adventure-class fifth-rate frigate – Adventure-class scout cruiser – Aetna-class ironclad floating battery – Africaine – Agamemnon-class steam ship of the line – Aglaé – Aid – Aid-class storeship – Aida – Aigle – Aigle-class frigate – Ailanthus-class net laying ship – Ajax-class ironclad – Ajax-class third-rate ship of the line – Alarm-class torpedo gunboat – Albacore-class gunboat – Albacore-class gunboat – Albanaise – Albatross-class brig-sloop – Albemarle – Albion – Albion – Albion-class landing platform dock – Albion-class second-rate ship of the line – Albion-class third-rate ship of the line – Alceste – Alcide – Alcide – Alcmene-class fifth-rate frigate – Alcmène – Alderney-class sloop-of-war – Alecto-class sloop – Alert-class brig-sloop – Alert-class screw sloop – Alerte – Alerte – Alexandre – Alfred-class third-rate ship of the line – Algerine-class gunboat – Algerine-class gunvessel – Algerine-class minesweeper – Almirante Lacerda-class minesweeper – Almirante Latorre-class super-dreadnought battleship – Almirante Lynch – Alonzo – Alysse – Amazon-class fifth-rate frigate – Amazon-class fifth-rate frigate – Amazon-class screw sloop – Amazonas-class corvette – America – America-class third-rate ship of the line – American Flower-class corvette – Amethyst-class corvette – Amfitrite – Amity – Amphion-class frigate – Amphion-class submarine – Anchusa-class sloop-of-war – Ancre-class aviso – Andromache-class sixth-rate frigate – Anna – Anna C – Annibal – Annibal – Annibal-class ship of the line – Ant-class gunboat – Antelope – Antelope-class paddle sloop – Apollo-class fifth-rate frigate – Apollo-class protected cruiser – Arab-class gunvessel – Arabis-class minesweeper – Arachne-class ship-sloop – Archer-class gun-brig (1801 batch) – Archer-class patrol vessel – Archer-class screw sloop – Archer-class torpedo cruiser – Archimede-class submarine – Ardent-class destroyer – Ardent-class third-rate ship of the line – Arethusa-class light cruiser – Arethusa-class light cruiser – Argo – Argus – Ariel – Ariel-class gunboat – armed merchant cruiser – armed merchantman – Armide – Armide-class fifth-rate frigate – Armstrong Whitworth 12 inch/40 gun – Arrogant-class protected cruiser – Arrogant-class third-rate ship of the line – Arrow-class gunvessel – Artemis – Artois-class fifth-rate frigate – Artésien-class ship of the line – Aréthuse – Asia – Astraea-class cruiser – Astrée – Astrée – Astute-class submarine – Atalante – Atalante – Atholl-class corvette – Atlantis – Atlas – Atlas – Attacker-class escort carrier – Attacker-class patrol boat – Aubrietia-class sloop-of-war – Audacious-class aircraft carrier – Audacious-class ironclad – Auk-class minesweeper – Aurora – Aurore – Austerlitz – Avenger-class escort carrier – Aventurier – Avon – Avon-class destroyer – Axe-class trawler – Azalea-class sloop-of-war – B-class destroyer – B-class destroyer – B-class submarine – Bacchante – Bacchante-class corvette – Baltimore-class sloop-of-war – Banff-class sloop – Bangor-class minesweeper – Banshee-class destroyer – Banterer-class gunboat – Banterer-class post ship – Bar-class boom defence vessel – Barfleur-class second-rate ship of the line – Barham-class protected cruiser – Barra – Barracouta-class protected cruiser – Basque – Basset-class trawler – Batavier IV – Battle-class destroyer – Bay-class frigate – Beachy Head-class repair ship – Beacon-class gunboat – Beagle-class destroyer – Beagle-class screw sloop – Beaver-class sloop-of-war – Belleisle-class ironclad – Bellerophon-class dreadnought battleship – Belliqueux – Bellona – Bellona-class light cruiser – Bellona-class third-rate ship of the line – Bellone – Bellone – Bermuda-class ship-sloop – Bertin – Berwick – Bethia – Bird-class patrol vessel – Birkenhead-class light cruiser – Birmingham-class light cruiser – Bittern-class ship-sloop – Bittern-class sloop-of-war – Bjørgvin-class coastal defence ship – BL 10 inch Mk I – IV gun – BL 12 inch Mk I – VII gun – BL 12 inch Mk VIII gun – BL 12 inch Mk X gun – BL 12 inch Mk XI – XII gun – BL 13.5 inch Mk I – IV gun – BL 13.5 inch Mk V gun – BL 13.5 inch Mk VI gun – BL 14 inch Mk VII gun – BL 14 inch railway gun – BL 14 inch/45 calibre gun – BL 14 inch/45 Mk I,III gun – BL 15 inch Mk II gun – BL 16.25 inch Mk I gun – BL 18 inch Mk I gun – BL 4 inch Mk I – VI gun – BL 4 inch Mk IX gun – BL 4 inch Mk VII gun – BL 4 inch Mk VIII gun – BL 4.7 inch/45 gun – BL 5 inch Mk I – V gun – BL 5.5 inch Mk I gun – BL 6 inch 80 pounder gun – BL 6 inch Mk II – BL 6 inch Mk II – VI gun – BL 6 inch Mk III – BL 6 inch Mk IV – BL 6 inch Mk VI – BL 6 inch Mk VII gun – BL 6 inch Mk XI gun – BL 6 inch Mk XII gun – BL 6 inch Mk XIII – BL 6 inch Mk XIII – XVIII gun – BL 6 inch Mk XIV – BL 6 inch Mk XV – BL 6 inch Mk XVI – BL 6 inch Mk XVII – BL 6 inch Mk XVIII – BL 6 inch Mk XXII gun – BL 6 inch Mk XXIII gun – BL 7.5 inch Mk I gun – BL 7.5 inch Mk II – V gun – BL 7.5 inch Mk VI gun – BL 8 inch Mk I – VII gun – BL 8 inch Mk VIII gun – BL 9.2 inch Mk I – VII gun – BL 9.2 inch Mk IX–X gun – BL 9.2 inch Mk VIII gun – BL 9.2 inch Mk XI gun – Black Joke – Black Prince-class third-rate ship of the line – Black Swan-class sloop – Blackburn Buccaneer – Blackburn-class aircraft transport – Blackwood-class anti-submarine frigate – Blake-class protected cruiser – Blenheim – Blonde-class scout cruiser – Bloodhound-class gun-brig – BNS Bijoy – BNS Gomati – BNS Kapatakhaya – BNS Karatoa – BNS Sangu – BNS Turag – Boadicea-class scout cruiser – Bogue-class escort carrier – Bold-class gun-brig – Bold-class gun-brig – Bold-class gunboat – Bonaparte – Bonetta-class sloop-of-war – Bonetta-class sloop-of-war – Bonetta-class sloop-of-war – Bonne Citoyenne-class corvette – Bordelois-class ship of the line – bow section of HMS Albacore – bow section of HMS Brisk – bow section of HMS Bullen – Boxer-class tank landing ship – Boyne-class second-rate ship of the line – Boyne-class ship of the line – Bramble-class gunboat – Bramble-class gunboat – Brave – Brave – Brave-class fast patrol boat – Brazen-class destroyer – Bridgewater-class sloop-of-war – Bristol-class armoured cruisers – Bristol-class frigate – Bristol-class light cruiser – Bristol-class ship of the line – British 18 inch torpedo – British 21 inch torpedo – British 24.5 inch torpedo – British Swordfish – Britomart-class gunboat – Briton-class corvette – Buckley-class destroyer escort – Bulldog-class paddle sloop – Bullfinch-class destroyer – Bulwark-class battleship – Burford-class third-rate ship of the line – BYMS-class minesweeper – C and D-class destroyer – C-class destroyer – C-class destroyer – C-class destroyer – C-class light cruiser – C-class submarine – Cadmus-class screw sloop – Caldwell-class destroyer – Caledon-class light cruiser – Caledonia-class first-rate ship of the line – Calliope-class light cruiser – Calypso – Calypso-class corvette – Cambrian-class light cruiser – Camelion-class screw sloop – Canada-class third-rate ship of the line – Canadian River-class destroyer – Canopus-class pre-dreadnought battleship – Canopus-class second-rate ship of the line – Capri – Captain-class frigate – Carlisle-class light cruiser – Caroline-class light cruiser – Casa Grande-class dock landing ship – Castle-class corvette – Castle-class patrol vessel – Caton – Centaur-class aircraft carrier – Centaur-class light cruiser – Centaure – Centurion-class pre-dreadnought battleship – Cerberus-class monitor – Ceres – Ceres-class light cruiser – Cerf – Cerf – Chalier – Chalier-class gun-brig – Challenger-class protected cruiser – Charger-class destroyer – Charles – Charmante-class frigate – Chatham-class light cruiser – Cheerful-class gunboat – Cherokee-class brig-sloop – Cheshire – Chiffone – Chihuahua – Chilean submarine Fresia – Chilean submarine Guacolda – Chilean submarine Guale – Chilean submarine Quidora – Chilean submarine Tegualda – Christopher – Churchill-class submarine – Cinque Ports – Citoyen – Clemson-class destroyer – Clown-class gunboat – CNS Almirante Condell – coastal motor boat – Cocarde-class frigate – Colibri – Colima – Colony-class frigate – Colossus-class battleship – Colossus-class dreadnought battleship – Colossus-class light aircraft carrier – Colpoys – Columbia – Columbine – Combatant-class ship-sloop – Comet – Comet-class ship-sloop – Commandant d'Estienne d'Orves – Commandant Drogou – Commander-in-Chief, Western Approaches – Comus-class corvette – Concorde-class frigate – Condor-class gunboat – Condor-class screw sloop – Conflict-class destroyer – Conflict-class screw sloop – Confounder-class gun-brig – Conqueror-class monitor – Conqueror-class steam screw first-rate ship of the line – Conquest-class gun-brig – Conquistador – Consolante-class frigate – Constance-class fourth-rate frigate – Constitution – Conway-class corvette – Conway-class post ship – Coquette-class corvette – Coquille-class fifth-rate frigate – Cormorant-class gunvessel – Cormorant-class sloop-of-war – Corona – Cosmopoli – Cossack-class corvette – Countess of Scarborough – County-class guided missile destroyer – County-class heavy cruiser – Courageous-class aircraft carrier – Courageous-class battlecruiser – Courageux – Courageux-class third-rate ship of the line – Coureur – Courser-class gun-brig – Coventry-class sixth-rate frigate – Cressy-class armoured cruiser – Cricket-class destroyer – Crocus-class brig-sloop – Crown Colony-class light cruiser – Crown-class third-rate ship of the line – Cruizer-class brig-sloop – Cruizer-class screw sloop – Cruizer-class sloop-of-war – Cruizer-class sloop-of-war – Créole – Culloden-class third-rate ship of the line – Cumberland – Cumberland-class ship of the line – Curieux-class gun-brig – Cutlass-class patrol vessel – CVA-01 aircraft carrier – Cybele-class mine destructor vessel – Cyclops-class breastwork monitor – Cyclops-class frigate – Cyrus-class post ship – César – D-class destroyer – D-class destroyer – D-class submarine – Danae-class light cruiser – Dance-class minesweeper – Daphne – Daphne-class corvette – Dapper-class gunboat – Daring-class destroyer – Daring-class destroyer – Dark-class fast patrol boat – Dart-class ship-sloop – Dasher – Dasher-class ship-sloop – David – De Braak – de Kemphaan – Defence-class ironclad – Defender-class torpedo boat – Devastation-class ironclad – Devonshire-class armoured cruiser – Diadem-class protected cruiser – Diamond-class sixth-rate frigate – Diane – Dido-class light cruiser – Didon – Diligence-class brig-sloop – Diligente – Diogo Gomes-class frigate – Diomede-class fourth-rate ship of the line – Dixmude – Dofijn – Domiat – Dorsetshire-class heavy cruiser – Doterel-class screw sloop – Douwe Aukes-class minelayer – Dragonfly-class river gunboat – Drake-class armoured cruiser – Drake-class sloop-of-war – Drake-class sloop-of-war – Dreadnought – Dreadnought-class submarine –
Admiral William Wolseley (1756 – 1842)
A Banshee target drone on the flight deck of HMS Prince of Wales
A zeppelin passenger airship passes overhead during a June 1914 British Naval visit to Kiel Harbour
Battleships of the Royal Navy
Battleship HMS Dominion - IWM Q 75240
Bedford Pim, Royal Navy officer, Arctic explorer and author, c. 1866, by Ernest Edwards
Bombay - The Banquet to Two Thousand Sailors of the Fleet
Captain Cook's ships Resolution and Adventure 4 Jan, 1773
Carronade (schematics)
Crest from Her Majesty's Naval Base, Devonport (HMNB Devonport), also known as HMS Drake
Crew lists v. 115, October 1928
Mona Passage 1782![President`s Report [1969-1970]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c9/President%27s_Report_%281969-1970%29_-_DPLA_-_3435f0185c3a77aea5fdf8f9d678baff_%28page_29%29.jpg/1280px-President%27s_Report_%281969-1970%29_-_DPLA_-_3435f0185c3a77aea5fdf8f9d678baff_%28page_29%29.jpg)
President's Report [1969-1970]
Royal Navy Post Captain, 18th century c1890-c1893
Scylla-Odinn
Seizure of Captain Colnett of the British ship "Argonaut", by Don Esteban Martinez of Spain, 1789.
The British battleship HMS Royal Oak, flying the Norwegian flag and the White Ensign at half-mast, carries the body of Queen Maud back to Norway Date c. 24 November 1938
The Royal Navy 1899 - 1902 Q115147
The Royal Navy during the First World War Q18122
The Royal Navy on the Home Front, 1914-1918 Q18566
Trousers (AM 740601-2)
Trousers (AM 740601-5)
View of the Island of Banda-Neira captured by the British on 9 August 1810
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