British Navy

The British Navy, officially known as the Royal Navy, is the naval warfare force of the United Kingdom. It has a rich history dating back to the 16th century and played a crucial role in establishing Britain as a global maritime power. Today, the Royal Navy is responsible for protecting the UK’s interests at sea, providing maritime security, and supporting international peacekeeping efforts. It operates a range of ships, submarines, and aircraft, and engages in various missions, including humanitarian assistance and anti-piracy operations, demonstrating the UK's commitment to global stability and naval readiness.