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Archer at work with Royal Artillery's new target-finding radar
Gunners have been operating the Archer self-propelled gun in Estonia alongside the Ground Based Surveillance Radar on Operation Cabrit

Remembering Afghanistan: Veterans and loved ones gather to honour service and sacrifice
The remembrance service was organised by the UK Afghanistan Veterans Community, which was formed in 2024 and represents 150,000 UK Armed Forces personnel, plus civil servants and families.

HMS Queen Elizabeth arrives in Gibraltar
HMS Queen Elizabeth has arrived in Gibraltar as she continues her 12-week deployment around the UK and northern Europe. It's an opportunity for her crew to prepare for major training exercises next year.

Is Ukraine's SpaceX experience a lesson for the MOD?
SpaceX delivers imaging and satellite communications services across the planet, and while the Armed Forces make use of them, there's a potential risk they could be restricted either by the US government or the company itself, as they were in Ukraine

RAF boxing makes history as skeleton and triathlon stars scoop top awards
The Boxing Elite team have been named Team of the Year after their 54-year wait for an Inter Services win

Navy 7-1 USP FC - Portsmouth Cup Highlights
The Navy sailed through to the second round of the PDFA Senior Cup as Ben Stanley’s four-goal haul inspired a 7-1 win at Victory Stadium.

AW139 joins HMS Sutherland for deck landings
An AgustaWestland/Leonardo AW139 has carried out a series of deck landings on HMS Sutherland during her current period of operational sea training - the civilian-operated AW139 works with the Royal Navy's Fleet Operational Standards and Training unit

How Paddy Mayne epitomised transformational command
While not part of the LRDG, the legendary Lieutenant Colonel Paddy Mayne was an archetypal SAS commander, an icon of the unit, respected for leading from the front rather than relying on rank alone

How much has really changed in special operations warfare?
In Damien Lewis' new book, Behind Enemy Lines, the author tells the remarkable true story of Captain Lewis Gibson. We asked Mr Lewis how much has - and hasn't - changed in special operations warfare since the Second World War

Now made in UK: Barrels for Challenger 3 and RCH 155
Britain has opened a £60m gun barrel production facility in Telford, ending two decades of reliance on overseas suppliers for the manufacture of large-calibre tank and artillery barrels































