Poor Weather Hindering 3 Commando Brigade in Norway
Poor weather conditions in Norway have been making the annual deployment of 3 Commando Brigade more difficult than normal. The elements have ...
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Feature Buster: The Dog Who Saved A Thousand Lives
This spaniel is said to have saved a thousand lives. He is a best friend in dog’s clothing.
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RAF RAF Jets Put Through Paces at Exercise Red Flag
RAF jets spent last week being put through their paces in the world’s largest and most complex air combat exercise. The multi-national ...
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Feature Artillery Regiment Says Farewell to 137 (Java) Battery
Army restructuring has led to a Royal Artillery unit losing one of its five gun batteries, but it has gained another one equipped with multi ...
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Feature Queen's Accession Commemorated Across UK
Celebrations marking the Queen’s accession to the throne have been held throughout the country. Ali Gibson reports from Edinburgh.
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Feature The Charity Using Man's Best Friend to Cheer Up Veterans
Veterans charity Erskine have been using the power of animals to provide comfort and morale for former service personnel. The Scottish group ...
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RAF 15 Squadron RAF Regiment Honoured in Homecoming Parade
15 Squadron RAF Regiment have been honoured at a homecoming parade in Bury St Edmunds. They were among the first troops into Afghanistan as ...
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Feature Japan Readies Robot Probe for Fukushima
A snake-like robot designed to examine the inside of one of three melted reactors at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant is ready to begin ...
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Feature Armed Forces Members Encouraged to Vote
A campaign has been launched to get more members of the Armed Forces to register to vote in time for the General Election. A recent survey ...
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Feature Cutting-Edge Defence Technology Shown off in London
Small companies which are pushing the boundaries in defence technology have been showing off their wares in London. The event was held by ...
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Feature Pioneering Surgery for Osseointegrated Soldier
Rifleman Michael Swain has had his fair share of upheavals, after suffering severe injuries during a blast in Afghanistan in 2009...
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Feature "Soldiers' Drinking Culture No Different to Civilians'"
A pub owner in the military community of Tidworth has told Forces TV that the drinking culture among soldiers is the same as that in any ...
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Feature Battle of Waterloo Medal Found After 200 Years
A medal has been found in England that was awarded to a soldier during the Battle of Waterloo. Private Peter McMullen of 27th (Inniskilling) ...
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Feature Soldier's Name Added to War Memorial After 95 Years
The name of a soldier missing from Andover's First World War memorial has been added 95 years after he died. A local historian discovered ...
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Feature Meet 1 LANCS' Very Own Pioneer Sergeant
Beards are not generally permitted in the British Army - but there are exceptions. Forces TV reporter Hannah King has been to meet the 1st ...
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RAF A Look Back at the Wright Brothers' 1909 Military Flyer
The 1909 Military Flyer was the world's first military aircraft and one of the 20th century's greatest engineering achievements. Built by ...