(Pic Credit: The Government of Trinidad and Tobago -Office of the Prime Minister) THE GOVERNMENT of Trinidad and Tobago has unveiled its new coat of arms after Christopher Columbus’ ships were ...

The U.S. Navy was formed by the Continental Congress in October 1775, and its first ship was named the Alfred after the ninth-century Saxon king. Other early vessels were named for important ...

LONDON: The Royal Navy has announced its personnel will now ... beneath their mess jackets at formal mess dinners following lobbying by the UK service’s race diversity network.

This wonderfully British ... for the Royal Navy during the 18th century. The town of Duffel in Belgium had for centuries specialised in heavyweight cloth, and the style of coat that sprang from ...

Boden has slashed the price of a gorgeous vibrant coat by a whopping £144 in its latest sale. The Hamilton Textured Coat is an ode to classic military tailoring and would brighten up any outfit.

The current and future size and composition of the Navy, the annual rate of Navy ship procurement, the prospective affordability of the Navy’s shipbuilding plans, the capacity of the U.S ...

The order is reported to be worth $9 billion (£7.3 billion). Each ship will have more than 5,100 cabins to accommodate 8,300 passengers and crew. At approximately 226,000 tons each, Fincantieri ...

Innovative Type 83 destroyers will secure shipbuilding jobs for years as the project continues to be analysed.

The UK Royal Navy has introduced a groundbreaking change to its dress code, allowing cultural attire in formal uniforms for ...

The update in policy now widens that to be inclusive of other British cultures that serve within the Royal Navy." A Royal Navy spokesman said: "Wearing cultural mess dress is an established ...

Oversized leather jackets and big fluffy coats – while never really slipping out of fashion ... with garments made in the UK) is a member of the Ethical Trade Initiative and Sedex. Likewise, Whistles, ...

Ships rely on the roughly ... Data provided by the Navy shows aviation rescue swimmer, explosive ordnance disposal technician, and master-at-arms to be some of the most popular choices.