National Memorial Arboretum takes on new name following planned rebranding
The site will be renamed the Royal British Legion National Remembrance Gardens, following its full integration into the RBL, its parent ...
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Ukraine Ukraine's Operation Vivaldi breaks the northern jaw of Russia's pincer
In Operation Vivaldi, Kyiv has retaken 176 square kilometres, captured 250 Russian troops and killed a further 5,000 soldiers
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USA USAF remains tight-lipped on status of UK airbase threat level in wake of Fairford arrests
The US Air Force uses Force Protection Conditions – a different system to the UK – but is not revealing what the current threat level is
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Military Life Healing Military Minds reaches £250,000 fundraising milestone for veterans' mental health
The event brought together members of the Armed Forces community, veterans and supporters to raise money for Combat Stress
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USA Operation Shader to continue but coalition to end in Iraq as UK and US troops withdraw
BFBS Forces News understands Op Shader will remain a partnership with sovereign Iraq as opposed to an in-country operation
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WWII WW2 Liberty Ship's masts removed to prevent potential explosion in Thames Estuary
SS Richard Montgomery, which broke apart in 1944 while supporting Operation Overlord, has 1,400 tonnes of explosive ordnance still on board
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Royals Princess Royal opens new £77m state-of-the-art facilities for Army's military working dogs
The new facilities for the 1st Military Working Dog Regiment include surgical suites, physiotherapy and hydrotherapy areas, plus new kennels
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Sport The countdown is on: Army Sports Awards finalists announced for 2026
Who will win big at this year's awards?
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USA RAF Fairford: British-owned airbase that has supported US military ops for decades
The airbase in Gloucestershire was thrust into the spotlight following the recent arrests
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Nato Nato group sharpens defences against jamming, missiles and drones on Ex Dynamic Guard
The five-day exercise brought together warships, aircraft and electronic warfare experts from across the alliance
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RAF Red Arrows back in business as they join the Patrouille de France at Le Touquet airshow
The Red Arrows have resumed flying after being temporary grounded
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Navy Significant milestone: Royal Navy fires its newest anti-ship missile at an ex-US Navy warship
The Naval Strike Missile can travel near-supersonic speeds to hit targets more than 100 miles away, escaping detection by skimming the sea
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Rugby League Called to Duty: Army pair earn Wales rugby league World Cup selection
Dainton will captain the team at the World Cup in Australia
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Army New Defender's complicated – which makes it simple for soldiers to drive, says JLR
Jaguar Land Rover is hoping to secure the MOD's Light Mobility Vehicle contract, arguing its high-tech build makes it easy to operate
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Boxing Fighting for company pride: 4 Scots boxers trade blows in exciting Cyprus fight night
Boxers from every company in 4th Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland took to the ring for a night of explosive action at Alexander Barr
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Army Ten-mile march, seven tests and a fight with a best friend: What it took to pass P Company
Lance Corporal Grace Cussons, the first female reservist to pass the Army's gruelling P Company course, explains what reservists must do to ...