Trump wants Nato members to more than double their spending on defence
The US President-elect's comments were well-received by the defence industry, but less so by some European politicians.
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WWII SAS expert: US and Australia honour historic heroes, why can't UK do same for Paddy Mayne?
Renowned SAS historian Damien Lewis says the UK not giving awards retrospectively "isn't good enough" amid calls for a VC for Paddy Mayne.
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LGBTQ Coming Home: LGBT Armed Forces veterans see their stories told in special comic
The comic tells the stories of several members of the LGBT community who served in the forces, including Royal Navy officer Craig Jones.
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Aircraft Navy unveils Proteus uncrewed rotorcraft set to transform aviation capabilities at sea
The Proteus rotorcraft model is scheduled to make its first flight in mid-2025.
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Tri-Service Cold War communications tech reinvented and repurposed for the modern battlefield
The Comet is a smaller and more practical version of troposcatter technology that was developed during the Cold War.
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Ukraine Russia's crimes in Ukraine give UK legal right to seize $300bn, MP tells Commons
Mike Martin says Russia's abduction of Ukrainian children is just one example of why the frozen Russian cash should be given to Kyiv.
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News Ex-Army officer becomes first disabled person to ski solo and unsupported to South Pole
Jonny Huntington from Kingsbridge, South Devon, covered 566 miles (911km) of Antarctic tundra in 46 days.
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Islamic State US Air Force A-10 Warthogs strike Islamic State fighters inside cave in Iraq
The US conducted multiple strikes on IS in Iraq over a week, while US-backed Syrian troops captured a cell leader in Syria.
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Ukraine Ukraine's drone-killing Gepards to get resupply of vital high-explosive ammo
The vehicles are being used constantly to defend Ukraine from Russian attacks, but their specialised 35mm rounds have been in short supply.
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Politics Wallace: Why veterans make good politicians and what Ukraine must do to win
The former defence secretary reveals Britain's big mistake in Ukraine and what he thinks President Zelensky should have done.
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RAF RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight has been flying and will continue to do so, despite reports
The MOD dismisses a report in the Daily Mail in which an aviation expert feared the BBMF might end up being grounded.
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Opinion Paddy Mayne: The SAS hero denied a Victoria Cross by faceless bureaucrats
Colonel Tim Collins, who served on two operational tours with the SAS, says Mayne should receive the honour that was denied him 80 years ago ...
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Syria Pentagon denies setting up US base in Syria, but it could be for Kurdish allies
This mystery facility was said to be in Kobane, close to the Turkish border, with footage sparking rumours it was for US troops.
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Sea vessels UK-led Nordic Warden system activated to track threats after undersea cable damage
The system is designed to track potential threats to undersea infrastructure and monitor hostile war vessels.
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News Korean and Vietnam war soldiers who 'risked everything' inducted into Hall of Heroes
One veteran and multiple family members come together at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall in Arlington to remember and reward heroism.
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News Naafi to close outlet in Catterick, with TV star Cotton joining locals in opposing move
The closure, which has been met with frustration locally, has been blamed by the organisation on challenging conditions in the high street.