HMS Kent looked magnificent as she sailed back into Portsmouth yesterday! | The News, Portsmouth

RAF Buccaneers attack HMS Kent (1978) Blackburn Buccaneers from No. 12 Squadron, RAF conduct maritime strike exercise against Royal Navy County-class destroyer HMS Kent (D12) in the Mediterranean as part of Operation Open Gate 1978. 12 Sqn was equipped with former Fleet Air Arm Buccaneer S.2A aircraft that were transferred in 1969 and based at RAF Honington in Suffolk. For Operation Open Gate, the Bucs were forward deployed to Gibraltar DAVID BOBER | The British Falkland Islands & British Milita

HMS Kent has raised the UN flag ahead of entering Sasebo Port under the 1954 UN Forces-Japan Status of Forces Agreement. The frigate had previously joined the UK Carrier Strike Group with the USS America-led United States Expeditionary Strike Group 7 and two ships from Japan’s Maritime Self Defence Force to complete intensive exercises in the Pacific Ocean. 🔗 Read more here: http://ow.ly/oZ8450FZnhI | Royal Navy

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Hello, HMS Kent! 👋 After 32 weeks and 48,525 nautical miles, the Royal Navy ship is back at HM Naval Base Portsmouth! 🌊 The Type 23 frigate is the final ship to return from the Carrier Strike Group deployment. ⚓ Full story 👉 https://fal.cn/3kynH | Forces News

HMS Kent has returned to Portsmouth after working in the Strait of Hormuz during the crisis with Iran 👏. Once the ship had arrived, Leading Engineering Technician Jordan Andrews had an important question to ask his girlfriend... 💍 | Forces News