Tug of War: Is this the military's oldest sport, still thriving more than a century after WW1?
The ancient sport saw action in both World Wars and dates back to the 12th century
The ancient sport saw action in both World Wars and dates back to the 12th century
Despite seeing extensive use in the second half of WW2, not a single intact Barracuda remains, but work is underway to rebuild one example
Flight Lieutenant John Cruickshank received the Victoria Cross for his bravery during an attack on a German U-boat, which left him injured
This is likely to be one of the most heartwarming true Second World War stories you've never heard before
From near disaster in Burma in 1942 to the stunning victories at Imphal, Kohima, Meiktila, and Mandalay, Slim turned the tide against the ...
Royal Navy wife Mary Holley, 101, never doubted that her late husband would return to her
Two veterans tell BFBS Forces News how the loss of life in the attack and Japan's subsequent surrender prevented the deaths of millions more
"... in being the first to use it, America had adopted an ethical standard common to the barbarians of the dark ages."
England and Surrey cricketer Reece Topley's grandfather has quite the claim to fame, being one of only five people awarded three DSMs
The Second World War US Army veteran shared his Second World War experiences with millions of people on TikTok and YouTube
A Royal Navy officer recounts how his grandfather learned of Japan's surrender while serving with the British Pacific Fleet during WW2
Germany had planned to clear the skies for invasion – but letters from the Luftwaffe's own aircrews show they doubted they could do it
BFBS Forces News reporter Sofie Cacoyannis was given the rare chance to hold the fragment
Tonnes of rubble fell onto the congregation, killing 121 people and seriously injuring more than 100 worshippers in the Guards' Chapel
Sword Beach was assaulted by units of the British 3rd Division, plus French and British commandos, who met fierce German resistance
In 1938, Captain Charles Knight caught the attention of infamous Nazi Hermann Göring, head of the Luftwaffe and Reichsjägermeister