HMS Prince of Wales (R09) leaves Portsmouth, U.K., on April 22, 2025. UK Royal Navy Photo HMS Prince of Wales (R09) and its escorts departed the Plymouth and Portsmouth naval bases on Tuesday ...

Crowds cheered as HMS Prince of Wales departed her home of Portsmouth to lead an international maritime strike group which aims to send a 'powerful message' that Britain 'means business'.

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Aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales set sail from Portsmouth today to join an eight month deployment to the Indo-Pacific. The UK Carrier Strike Group's route through the region is not yet known.

Proud families are among those gathered in Old Portsmouth to wave off their loved ones as HMS Prince of Wales heads off on her Indo-Pacific deployment. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to ...

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The Royal Navy's flagship HMS Prince of Wales could transit through the contentious Taiwan Strait despite the risk of angering China. Today the Carrier Strike Group (CSG) - worth £3billion ...

HMS Prince of Wales is set to depart from HMNB Portsmouth and head towards the Indo-Pacific. She will be taking charge of the UK Carrier Strike Group (UKCSG) - a large military formation of ...

The Valiant also has four virtual dart boards, one pool table and several flat screen televisions, complete with Sky and TNT Sports. Outside, the pub has brand new lighting and signage to greet ...

The Royal Navy’s flagship HMS Prince of Wales is to set sail to the Indo-Pacific as head of an international Carrier Strike Group with the aim of sending a “powerful message that we mean ...

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