83K views · 820 reactions | As part of Tomorrow's Engineers Week, we're shining a spotlight on the Royal Navy's own engineers who keep our ships, submarines and aircraft operational. Today Petty Officer Bethany Burton explains what her job involves... | Royal Navy | Facebook

The UK's future flagships, HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales are being constructed in Royal Rosyth Dockyard - check out this video to find out more about these fast jet carriers. | Royal Navy

123K views · 4.8K reactions |  With 14 jets on her deck, HMS Queen Elizabeth now has the largest air group of fifth generation fighters at sea anywhere in the world.  Find out more: https://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/news-and-latest-activity/news/2020/september/23/20200923-hms-queen-elizabeth-welcomes-uk-us-jets | Royal Navy | Facebook

50K views · 226 shares | Here's your third workout video of the week to help keep you motivated and healthy while staying at home as we fight the coronavirus pandemic. Our physical training instructor is demonstrating a circuit for today, see if you can give this a go. Keep an eye on this page tomorrow for the final exercise video of this week. | Royal Navy | Facebook

83K views · 1.1K reactions |  The latest episode of our 60-Second Update comes from HMS Raleigh where, with extra precautions, the training of sailors continues. This makes sure we can man key frontline roles both within the NHS and at sea. Find out more about the stories featured in this week's episode at: www.royalnavy.mod.uk/60secondupdate | Royal Navy | Facebook

70K views · 1.4K reactions | In 2020 we have risen to many challenges. We continue to deliver during the Covid-19 global pandemic on operations around the world. But we have also evolved. We aren't standing still. There's more to come, but here's just some highlights from the Royal Navy in 2020 so far... For the latest news on the Royal Navy visit https://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/news-and-latest-activity/news | Royal Navy | Facebook

Sailors from the Royal Navy made history today as they marched through the ancient streets of the Royal Borough of Windsor. They were parading along the traditional route normally taken by the Household Division's Five Guards regiments who have guarded the reigning Monarch at the Castle for over four centuries. #RoyalNavyGuard Read the full story: http://ow.ly/zlK630gQ4Ba | Royal Navy