New photo Stunning photographs of Royal Navy heroes on missions across the world crowned winners of prestigious competition

STUNNING pictures of Royal Navy heroes taking part in missions across the world have won a prestigious photography competition.

The images show submarine operations in the North Pole and emotional homecoming scenes on windswept jetties.

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HMS Monmouth’s Royal Marines and Royal Navy Boarding Team conduct embarkation drills, taken by LPhot Dan Rosenbaum who was named the photographer of the year[/caption]

Each picture has been taken by a Royal Navy photographer who is responsible for telling the stories of sailors and Royal Marines through a camera lens.

Warrant Officer Class 1 Nathan Dua, the Navy’s most senior photographer, said: “As technology and photographic practices get better every year, the quality and commitment of our talented photographers improves as well.”

Dan Rosenbaum was named Royal Navy photographer of the year by the judges for his portfolio of imagery from operations all over the world.

He said: “To win an award in the Peregrine Trophy competition is a moment to be proud of in itself but to win photographer of the year is undoubtedly the proudest moment of my photographic career.”

Barking orders

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Scott Campbell giving orders as HMS Queen Elizabeth conducts trial RAS approaches with RFA Tidespring, taken by LPhot Dan Rosenbaum[/caption]

On the Bridge

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Aspen Mbabazi taking part in an air defence exercise where personnel were closed up on the Bridge and in the Operations Room, taken by LPhot Dan Rosenbaum[/caption]

Flying the flag

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A sailor lowering the Jack Flag during Sunset on HMS Sutherland, taken by LPhot Dan Rosenbaum[/caption]

Dropping in

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Personnel from 45 Cdo with their counterparts from Turkey, Denmark, Peru and the USA during the three-week Exercise Angel Thunder, taken by LPhot Will Haigh[/caption]

“Say freeze”

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A member of the Royal Navy during polar Ice Exercise 18, taken by PO Arron Hoare[/caption]

Line-out

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A rugby match between HM Naval Base Portsmouth and HM Naval Base Clyde, taken by AB Conor Culwick[/caption]

Breaking the ice

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Royal Navy submarine HMS Trenchant after breaking through the ice of the North Pole with two US submarines, during polar Ice Exercise 18 (ICEX), taken by PO Arron Hoare[/caption]

Choppy waters

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A Merlin Mk3 from 845 Naval Air Squadron (NAS), part of the Commando Helicopter Force (CHF) carrying out Vertical Replenishment (VERTREP) training, taken by LPhot Kyle Heller[/caption]

Crossroads

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Royal Marines of 45 Cdo working alongside USMC counterparts to take an objective during Exercise Bold Alligator 2017, taken by LPhot Will Haigh[/caption]

Gunning it

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Personnel from 45 Cdo with their counterparts and the USA during Exercise Angel Thunder, taken by LPhot Will Haigh[/caption]

Home sweet home

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Archie Lancashire, aged 5, with his mother Abbie-Leigh Waller and uncle Seaman Specialist Callum Waller, taken by LPhot Guy Pool[/caption]

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