Royal Marines mark 80th anniversary of Free French Commando unit
The memorial service saw French Navy and Marines come together in the Scottish Highlands.
The memorial service saw French Navy and Marines come together in the Scottish Highlands.
Dressed in petticoats and stockings, these men were described as 'wolves in sheep's clothing'
Buckinghamshire's Kennedy Avenue was previously thought to be named in honour of the former US president JFK.
USS Samuel B Roberts is the deepest shipwreck ever discovered.
Since 1998, volunteer pilots have flown veterans to the event at aerodromes across the UK.
According to the Army's Royal Logistic Corps (RLC) bomb disposal experts, these types of WW2 munition finds are not uncommon.
Second World War veteran Capt (Ret'd) Peter Whiteley received a letter from the Queen.
From codebreakers to gliders and amphibious tanks, we take a closer look at 6 June 1944.
Royal Navy veteran Peter Smoothy has paid his respects in Normandy thanks to the Taxi Charity.
6 June 1944 marked the beginning of the end of the Second World War in Europe.
British veterans gathered in one of the first sites liberated from the Nazis.
The name's Dunderdale, Wilfred Dunderdale.
His words coincide with Victory in Europe Day when European countries celebrate the surrender of German forces marking the victory in WWII.
The Ministry of Defence highlighted that the alliances formed during and following the Second World War are now more important than ever.
New feature documentary Lancaster is a story of courage, fear, friendship and the moral complexities of war.
Eighty years after the country was awarded the George Cross, we honour all those who defended the island.