1. Banks spent his national service in the Royal Navy.

2. They have stood the Royal Navy in good stead.

3. Newall, 27, was arrested by a Royal Navy frigate sailing his yacht off Casablanca.

4. Two Royal Navy Lynx helicopters made repeated flybys at varying heights, from different directions and at different speeds.

5. Royal Navy, battleship was torpedoed off the South Devon coast, with the loss of more than 500 men.

6. A severely damaged Royal Navy destroyer burns through the day with exploding ordnance and great sudden flares of burning bunker oil.

7. The expansion of both the Royal Navy and the mercantile marine also entailed a heavy demand for timber.

8. Prince Andrew has left the Royal Navy after 22 years of service to become a trade ambassador.

9. The site was used by the Royal Navy for years to dump blue asbestos and other hazardous materials from ships and dockyards.

10. Reconditioned Royal Navy ships were turned into Confederate blockade runners by Clydeside arms dealers.

11. Currently, the Royal Navy is expected to carry 512 nuclear warheads on its Trident fleet.

12. Without the enormous costs run up by the Royal Navy vessel, the Yard would have made profits of ￡6.5m.

13. Catering careers in to-day's Royal Navy and Royal Marines really do offer you something different.

14. In 1780 he entered the Royal Navy as surgeon's mate, becoming full surgeon in 1782.

15. The Royal Navy would command the seas.

16. Door Gunner Petty Officer Richard Symonds of the Royal Navy wears a Santa Claus outfit as he delivers mail and presents to troops around Helmand province on December 25, 2010.

17. His grandfather Prince Philip served in the Royal Navy during World War II.

18. We have two full-time secretaries, one of whom is on secondment from the Royal Navy.

19. He worked as a sports salesman, a bingo hall caller and a fruit seller before joining the Royal Navy.

20. Even its uniforms are modelled on those of the Royal Navy.

21. Newall was arrested in August on his yacht by Jersey police aboard a Royal Navy frigate.

22. Such subversive navigation by an inferior was forbidden in the Royal Navy, as the unnamed seaman well knew.

23. He had two sons, both serving as reserve officers in the Royal Navy.

24. The battle cost 120,000 lives, including 30,000 merchant seamen and 6,000 men of the Royal Navy.

25. He was widely regarded as having one of the most brilliant minds in the Royal Navy./Royal Navy.html

26. Even its uniforms are modelled on those of the Royal Navy. Marines have trained here.

27. Weapons have flooded into the country since the 1860s when the Royal Navy delivered arms to the Druze.

28. It consisted of naval assets from the United States Navy and US Coast Guard, the Royal Australian Navy and the Royal Navy, working alongside elements of the Iraqi Navy and the Iraqi Marines.

29. The frist Englishman to visit New Zealand in 1769 was Captain James COok of the British Royal Navy.

30. It is the biggest cruiser ever built for the Royal Navy.

1. Banks spent his national service in the Royal Navy.

31. Judge Smith is known as a navy buff, and Fisher was a Royal Navy admiral who developed the idea for a giant battleship called the HMS Dreadnought in the early 20th century.

32. Menzies, a former Royal Navy submarine commander, is a soft-spoken and diminutive presence, not at all the obsessive eccentric he's been painted in the press.

33. The pirates showed "quite clearly - and subversively - that ships did not have to be run in the brutal and oppressive ways of the merchant service and the Royal navy."

34. The battle cruiser Australia and the light cruisers Sydney and Melbourne joined units of the Royal Navy in their long watch over the North Sea.

35. THE daughter of a shipwright in the Royal Navy, Elizabeth Marsh had her first sailing adventure as she travelled in her mother's womb from Jamaica to England in 1735.

36. The Royal Navy works with the Iraqi government and coalition nations to protect Iraq's maritime infrastructure, including Iraq's oil platforms.

37. Royal Navy officer was killed and another seriously injured after a shooting on board Britain's newest nuclear-powered submarine yesterday.

38. She was a mascot on a Royal Navy vessel that was torpedoed in 1942 and spent three years in a Japanese POW camp.

39. Gibraltar has historically been an important base for the British Armed Forces and is the site of a Royal Navy base.