PM Says Falklands Sovereignty 'Has Not Changed'
Prime Minister Theresa May says the the UK has "better relations with Argentina" as she made a historic visit to Buenos Aires.
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RAF Scheme Launched To Support Mental Wellbeing Of RAF Personnel
Research found that over half of respondents had experienced social isolation.
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Navy Last Type 26 Named HMS Edinburgh
On the eve of St Andrew's Day, it is the last of the eight Type 26 vessels to be named.
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WWI Hunt For Owner Of First World War Medal Found At Tyne Cot Cemetery
The British War Medal, 1914-18 was found by the CWGC’s gardening team after the Remembrance Ceremony on Sunday 11 November.
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Exercises Exercise Iron Python: How Anti-Tank Missiles Defend Frontline Supplies
The Army has an annual allocation of 90 anti-tank missiles and nine of them have been given to the RLC this year.
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Afghanistan British Citizen Killed In 'Unprovoked' Taliban Attack Named
The next of kin of those involved have been informed.
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Pre-WWI Period HMS Victory Restoration To Use Scottish Trees
The ship sailed by Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar is undergoing a £35 million restoration project over a 15-year period.
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World UK Removal From EU Defence Makes 'Bad Situation Much Worse'
A think tank says the EU faces "extensive capability gaps" on defence even with British participation.
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Navy Canine Cargo: Training Exercise With A Difference Off Cyprus Coast
Charlton is a drug detection dog, and he carried out a search for drugs in a simulated exercise.
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World Ukraine Urges NATO To Deploy Ships Amid Russia Standoff
Ukraine's president has urged NATO to deploy naval ships to the Sea of Azov.
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News Government Urged To Take Action Over Devon Shipyard Closure
Owner Babcock has announced that the Appledore yard is to close next year.
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News Families of fallen Cyprus emergency soldiers receive Elizabeth Cross
Both Cpl George Cassells and Flt Sgt Morris Rhodes were killed whilst on active service in Cyprus, during the Cyprus Emergency.
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Iraq Mission Iraq: Britain's Quest To Train An Army To Fight Islamic State
How British soldiers have trained 75,000 members of the Iraqi security forces at Camp Taji.
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RAF RAF F-35s Make History With French and US Air Forces On First International Exercise
Aircraft from the British, US and French Air Forces practised a scenario in which control of the skies is contested.
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News Slovenia Becomes First NATO Country To Appoint Woman As Chief Of Armed Forces
Slovenia's government has appointed a female officer as head of its army.
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News ‘Path Of Blood’ Documentary Reveals The Footage Al Qaeda Terrorists Did Not Want To Be Seen
Path of Blood depicts Islamic terrorism as it has never been seen before.