Royal Marines
Coverage of Royal Marines in the Nexus archive.
- Hair-raising moment RAF Chinook pilot shows incredible skill by hovering just inches above the water to drop off Royal Marines in dramatic training exercise
An RAF Chinook pilot demonstrated exceptional skill by hovering just inches above the water to drop off Royal Marines during a training exercise. The maneuver highlighted the pilot's precision and the dramatic nature of the military training.
- UK seizes Russian ‘shadow fleet’ tanker – what that means
The UK's Royal Marines conducted a first-of-its-kind operation in the English Channel, seizing a Russian 'shadow fleet' tanker and causing other tankers to turn around.
- Captain of Russian shadow fleet captured by Royal Marines has been charged with contravening sanctions
The captain of a Russian shadow fleet was captured by Royal Marines and charged with violating sanctions. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement actions against entities contravening international sanctions.
- Royal Marines capture tanker from Putin's 'shadow fleet'... just in time for Starmer to boast about it at G7
Royal Marines captured a tanker from Putin's 'shadow fleet', which Prime Minister Starmer highlighted during a G7 event to emphasize the UK's actions against illicit shipping networks.
- Royal Marines capture tanker from Putin's 'shadow fleet'... just in time for Starmer to boast about it at G7
Royal Marines captured a tanker from Putin's 'shadow fleet' just before Starmer highlighted the event at the G7 summit.
- Royal Marines board Russian 'shadow fleet' tanker in Channel in dramatic night operation... as Starmer talks up defence amid funding shambles
Royal Marines conducted a night operation to board a Russian 'shadow fleet' tanker in the English Channel. The event occurred as UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized defense amid ongoing funding challenges.
- Four Royal Marines get military detention for fracturing a recruit's cheekbone after they saw him 'annoying' a woman at a bar
Four Royal Marines were given military detention for fracturing a recruit's cheekbone after an incident at a bar. The incident occurred when the recruits saw the victim 'annoying' a woman. The four Royal Marines were found guilty and received military detention.
- Distraught family of 'gentle giant' chef, 29, who was killed with one punch by Royal Marine launch appeal against 'lenient' three-year jail term - labelling it 'a disgrace'
A 29-year-old chef, described as a 'gentle giant,' was killed by a Royal Marine with one punch. The family is appealing a three-year prison sentence, calling it 'a disgrace' and seeking a harsher punishment.