Why Aircraft Carrier Islands Are Almost Always On The Right

Carrier islands are on the starboard side to counter how planes veer left during takeoff and landing, making landings safer.
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Royal Navy Re-Armed: Sea Venom Anti-Ship Missile Achieves IOC and Naval Strike Missile is Test Fired

The Royal Navy is becoming more lethal as September brings new developments in the deployment of two of its vital anti-ship ...
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Chinese jets simulate blowing up Royal Navy warship in horror WW3 warning

Fighter jets from China simulated missile attacks on a UK warship passing through the Taiwan Strait, according to a report.
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Royal Netherlands Navy Frigate Fires First Tomahawk off East Coast; U.K., Italy Prepare for Carrier Operations

Frigate De Ruyter fires a Tomahawk off the coast of Norfolk, Va., on March 11, 2025. Royal Netherlands Navy Photo A Royal Netherlands Navy frigate test fired a Tomahawk guided-cruise missile off the ...
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The Shocking Truth Behind the Royal Navy’s Decline

The Royal Navy is only half the size it was 50 years ago, with more than 60% of its fleet stuck in maintenance, shrinking budgets despite record spending, and aging carriers so costly that one may be ...