Royal Navy

The Royal Navy is the maritime force of the United Kingdom, responsible for the country's naval operations and defense at sea. Established in the late 16th century, it plays a crucial role in protecting British interests, maintaining maritime security, and supporting international peacekeeping efforts. The Royal Navy operates a variety of vessels, including aircraft carriers, submarines, and surface ships, and has personnel trained for various roles, from combat to humanitarian assistance. It also works closely with other branches of the UK Armed Forces and allies worldwide to ensure maritime safety and strategic influence.