Police Diver Reunites Family After Great War Discovery
In total, 22 family members got together to view the medal at Clifton Park Museum.
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News Former Soldier Cleared Of Handling Allegedly Stolen Rifle
52-year-old Stuart Pemberton, of Temple, Corsley, Warminster, Wiltshire, was found not guilty of one count of handling stolen goods.
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Veterans 'Rowing Marine' Embarks On World Record Transatlantic Attempt
Lee Spencer is hoping to become the first disabled person to row the route solo and unsupported...
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News Former First Sea Lord Questions UK's F-35B Commitment
Admiral Lord West says having fewer than 90 aircraft causes problems.
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Health and Fitness Personnel With Mental Health Issues To Be Given Priority On Housing
Government proposals to give serving and former personnel with mental health issues priority in social housing.
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Politics 'Shocking Failure': Defence Secretary Questioned Over Fire Safety
A letter signed by Dr Julian Lewis says the Defence Committee is "extremely concerned" by identified safety risks in accommodation.
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Technology Frontline Tech: Why Can't Drones Just Be Shot Down?
"It's not quite as simple as it seems," writes technology expert David Hambling.
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Health and Fitness Concerns Raised Over Number Of Troops Fit For Deployment
The Ministry of Defence says it has enough personnel for its "operational requirements".
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Army Britain 'Much Bettered Prepared' To Deal With Novichok Attack
Hamish de Bretton-Gordon said the UK's focus should be to ensure the military is better prepared if the nerve agent is used again.
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Army Former Defence Secretary Criticises Army Campaign To Recruit 'Snowflakes'
The Army's 2019 recruitment campaign was launched last week.
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WWII Veteran Celebrates 100th Birthday With Replacement Medals
Former Sergeant Glyn Gurner lost his wartime service medals in the 1950s.
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History Mudlarking: Digging up clues into military history
Over 15 years Nicola White has found live bullets, grenades, military buttons, pocket watches and Royal Navy crockery.
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News Military Teams To Remove Roof From Sergei Skripal's Salisbury Home
Specialist contractors have started working on the former Russian spy's home.
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Stories Nerve Agents: What Do They Do To You?
Nerve agents have been used to deadly effect in conflicts of the past.
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Technology Why Is Porton Down Used To Identify Unknown Substances?
It is at Porton Down, in its world-class laboratories, that the majority of British military research into chemical weapons is conducted.
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News Behind The Scenes: The Military Task Force Deployed To Salisbury After The Nerve Agent Attack
The Joint Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Task Force were tasked with clearing and decontaminating the areas affected.