
Local pride as Irish Guards mark 125th anniversary with parade in Bangor
Crowds lined the streets of the city more than 200 troops from the regiment marked the special landmark.
Crowds lined the streets of the city more than 200 troops from the regiment marked the special landmark.
It also featured the Apache AH-64E, the Boxer armoured vehicle, Jackal 2 high mobility weapons platform and the outgoing Challenger 2 tank
The flagship celebration of inclusion highlights how strength comes from diversity
Royal Navy wife Mary Holley, 101, never doubted that her late husband would return to her
Kayakers from all three services gathered in Glasgow to compete against each other on the rapids
A 20-year-old rejected for an eye condition that was fixed when he was three says he hasn't spoken to a single human throughout the process
The awards shine a spotlight on ordinary military individuals who have carried out extraordinary feats
The Army will sponsor 20 games across the network during the tournament
The game consists of two opposing teams trying to throw balls in each other's buckets and typically takes place on ships' flight decks
John Healey said the SDR would provide better pay, better kit and better housing for the Armed Forces
Investment in submarines, modernising the Army and the next generation of fighter jets have been outlined in the Government's spending plans
Warfighting readiness, a Nato-first stance and innovation at a wartime pace are the pillars that make up the Government's plans for defence
The new Army ration pack comes in a zip lock bag with 10 meal options and a selection of drinks
The British Forces in Business Awards showcase talented veterans who transition to high-value civilian careers
The majority of comments on BFBS Forces News story said low pay was the most common reason for leaving military service
UK Armed Forces families celebrated their perseverance at the Celebrating Forces Families event at London's De Vere Connaught Rooms.