RAF's Newest Jets Make Exercise Joint Warrior Debut
The F-35Bs joined Typhoon and Voyager aircraft in the multinational exercise.
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World Which Countries Should We Defend If An Attack Takes Place?
A study asked the public of key NATO countries who they would be willing to defend if Russia attacked.
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LGBTQ Brunei: UK Government Seeking Assurances Over British LGBTQ+ Personnel
The Sultan of the south-east Asian country has made gay sex offences punishable by death by stoning.
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Army Scots Guards Awarded Medals For UN Peacekeeping Mission
The Scots Guards have been on UN peacekeeping duties in Cyprus, patrolling the demilitarised corridor that divides the island.
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WWII Normandy D-Day Memorial To Go Ahead Despite Residents' Complaints
Residents near Gold Beach had complained the monument would spoil their view.
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World 'Sexual Violence Is Not Something That Can Be Used As A Weapon Of War', Williamson Says
Gavin Williamson has launched a crusade to stop women, children and men being used as weapons of war in conflicts.
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Army Royal Armoured Corps Celebrate 80th Anniversary
The RACs have visited 30 locations across the country to celebrate their anniversary.
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Army Labour Leader Condemns Target Practice On His Picture
Jeremy Corbyn said he was "shocked" that paratroopers in Afghanistan used an image of his face for target practice.
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Army WWII Poster Designer Would Not Be 'Very Impressed' With Army Recruitment Campaign
The daughter of the man behind the UK's wartime posters says she doubts he "would be very impressed" with the 2019 campaign.
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Nato Seven Decades Of Security: NATO Marks Its 70th Anniversary
The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation was founded on 4 April 1949.
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Mental Health New Mental Health Project Launched To Support Royal Marines
'Project Regain' promotes early detection and help for Royal Marines.
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RAF RAF Scrambled For Third Time In Seven Days To Monitor Russian Jets
Typhoons from RAF Lossiemouth scrambled to monitor two Russian Blackjack bombers.
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Russia MPs Blame Russia For End Of Cold War-Era Nuclear Treaty
It comes as Vladimir Putin suspended Russia's participation in the 1987 treaty last month.
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Navy MOD Criticised For 'Dismal' Failure To Dispose Of Obsolete Nuclear Submarines
An estimated £500 million has been spent on storing and maintaining the retired submarines.
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Exercises Joint Warrior: Royal Marines Team Up With Dutch For Training
Exercise Joint Warrior involves more than 10,000 troops from 13 countries to prepare for cooperation in real-world scenarios.
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World Trump Praised By NATO Chief For 'Strong Leadership' On Alliance Spending
US President Donald Trump reiterated calls for member countries of the alliance to increase their defence spending.