The ships are styled RFA, rather than the HMS (Her Majesty's Ship) acronym familiar from commissioned ships in the Royal Navy. It will carry supplies, including fuel, food, and water for HMS Queen ...

RFA Mounts Bay, a Bay-class landing ship dock of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary, made a rare appearance at HMNB Portsmouth following her Mediterranean deployment. This visit is significant as the ...

The UKCSG will need support capabilities for it to function, which is where RFA Tidespring and Argus come in. The latter, which the longest serving ship in the Royal Fleet Auxiliary, will deploy ...

The UK’s Royal Fleet Auxiliary Solid Support Ships have found the design review plain sailing and will now move forward to construction stages. The UK Royal Fleet Auxiliary’s (RFA) Fleet Solid Support ...

A crew of British civilian sailors has helped seize a cocaine haul worth £8.5 million in the Caribbean Sea.

A crew of British civilian sailors has helped seize a cocaine haul worth £8.5 million in the Caribbean Sea.

The restricted free agent portion of the offseason ended Thursday evening with exactly one player -- in the entire NFL -- changing teams. New Orleans running back Mike Bell moved on to ...

The longest-serving ship in the Royal Fleet Auxiliary has returned to sea after two years of maintenance.

She is one of more than 20 ships in the civilian-manned RFA fleet supplying RN warships at sea with stores and fuel. They operate world-wide.

The British Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) ship Argus has been confirmed as the first military vessel to deploy low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite internet for her 400-strong crew, from global LEO ...

Three days after leaving Cyprus for Israel with more than 80 tonnes of humanitarian aid, the RFA Lyme Bay has still not unloaded its cargo. It has not even gone close to the Israeli shores and its ...

The UKCSG will need support capabilities for it to function, which is where RFA Tidespring and Argus come in. The latter, which the longest serving ship in the Royal Fleet Auxiliary, will deploy ...