In times of peace and conflict, the Royal Navy is key to Britain’s prosperity and success. We help to stabilise the seas, keeping the maritime trade that’s the lifeblood of the UK economy flowing. We act as a guardian and a diplomat, as a humanitarian force for good, and a peacekeeper on the global stage.
The Royal Navy’s presence on the world stage sends a powerful message. We are present, active and able, ready to deploy at a moment’s notice to deter aggressors and prevent conflict.
The oceans are our gateway to the world – to trade, to supplies, to opportunity. With over 600,000 UK jobs depending on maritime trade, security at sea is vital to our success.
As an island nation, the UK relies on strong ties with its allies and trading partners around the globe. The Royal Navy supports these relationships to ensure the prosperity of our nation.
The Royal Navy is a fighting force. If diplomacy fails, we do what it takes to protect our nation’s interests, support the enforcement of UN resolutions, and aid the UK’s allies.
The UK is dependent on the seas for its prosperity. Discover how we act as a deterrent, protector and enabler of trade, supporting the British economy to survive – and thrive.
The Royal Navy acts as a force for good the world over if disaster strikes. We provide life-saving support, aid and hands-on capability following natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes and epidemics.
