Ultimately, HMS Vanguard was commissioned in 1946, a year after WWII had ended. What makes the Vanguard so memorable for the British is the fact that she was the last official battleship the Royal ...

Despite its battle chunk, the HMS Vanguard could reach speeds of 30 nautical knots (35 miles per hour). With a complement of almost 2,000 officers and enlisted men, the battleship was ready for ...

HMS Vanguard, the Royal Navy’s last battleship, will be the star of the next major Azur Lane event. She will have the highest Ultra Rare grade, and Commanders will be able to find her in the ...

Vanguard started its three-year Long Overhaul Period (Refuel) – (LOP [R]) – at Babcock International's Devonport facility in Plymouth in December 2015, but the project has experienced ...

HMS Vanguard's bell was recovered by a team of divers after 108 years on the seabed A bell from a World War One battleship - which sank with the loss of hundreds of lives in Scapa Flow in Orkney ...

HMS Vanguard is the lead boat of a four-strong class of Trident-armed SSBNs whose role is to provide the UK's strategic nuclear deterrent. (UK MoD) The test firing of an unarmed Trident II D5 ...

Two other artefacts from HMS Vanguard - a metal badge from one of the the main guns and a protective plug from a gun barrel, known as a tampion - have also been brought to the surface.