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.
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Aviation History 'Bittersweet': Last Airworthy Gloster Meteor Of Its Kind Makes Final Flight
Entering service 75 years ago, the aircraft was the first fighter jet used by the RAF.
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Iraq UK Announces £5m Extra Funding To Help Clear Explosives In Iraq
The £5 million funding will support projects to clear explosives from key areas such as schools.
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World US Airstrike Kills Militant Accused Of USS Cole Attack
Seventeen sailors were killed in the year 2000 after a boat filled with explosives rammed into the US Navy warship.
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USA 'Provocation': US Navy Ship Criticised After Sailing Through South China Sea
It comes as the United States and China begin trade talks.
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Politics Defence Secretary Visits UK Peacekeepers In South Sudan
More than 300 British troops are currently deployed across South Sudan.
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USA Senior Trump Adviser Continues Syria Withdrawal Talks
President Trump previously announced all 2,000 US troops were to be withdrawn from the country.
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World Meet The Former Royal Marine Guiding Journalists Through War Zones
Garry Curtis served for nine years in the military and uses his experience in close protection to guide the media through war zones.
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News Recruitment Adverts Soldiers Were Kept 'Fully Informed' Of Campaign's Message, Says MOD
It is after reports that a soldier involved in one of the campaign adverts has posted online that they will resign.
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USA Pentagon Chief Of Staff Resigns
Rear Admiral Kevin Sweeney becomes third senior Pentagon official to resign in recent weeks.
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News 'Like Rowing Through Treacle': Veterans Describe Challenges Of Atlantic Row
Their 3,000-mile journey across the Atlantic Ocean began in the Canary Islands in December.