Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth will pass the Isle of Wight tomorrow (July 16), leaving Portsmouth.

HMS Queen Elizabeth is scheduled to leave HMNB Portsmouth tomorrow afternoon (July 14). According to the King’s Harbour ...

The carrier will test new navigation and propulsion systems in UK waters before sailing north to Rosyth for a seven-month dry ...

Cheering crowds waved goodbye to HMS Queen Elizabeth as the carrier set sail in the glorious sunshine. The 65,000 tonne warship left Portsmouth Naval Base this afternoon (July 16) just after 5pm.

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Significant” upgrades are due to be fitted to a Royal Navy aircraft carrier after several months of hard work.

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THE Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth has left Portsmouth as it makes it way to Rosyth where it will spend around seven months in ...

HMS Queen Elizabeth (R08) and escorts of the Royal Navy Carrier Strike Group 21 (CSG 21) returned to their home… USNI News is the independent, non-profit news service of the Naval Institute. Our ...

Summary and Key Points: HMS Queen Elizabeth, the Royal Navy’s flagship aircraft carrier, returned to Portsmouth after a four-month hiatus for mechanical repairs.

HMS Queen Elizabeth arrives home after repairs. Image source, Royal Navy. Image caption, The vessel arrived back in Portsmouth following a sail-past of the Isle of Wight Article Information.