1 Regiment Royal Logistic Corps Given Freedom Of Bicester
Soldiers from 1 Regiment, The Royal Logistic Corps have marched through Bicester after being given the freedom of the town.
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News MoD Suspends Capita Contract Over Serco Challenge
It's emerged that the Ministry of Defence has suspended a contract with Capita, which provides firefighting on military sites.
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News One Killed As Militants Storm Government Building In North Iraq
Three militants have killed one employee and wounded a policeman before being gunned down, according to Iraqi media.
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News Defence Profits Soar At Farnborough Airshow
This year's Farnborough International Airshow has been hugely successful within the defence sector, with a big increase in orders.
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News Afghan Vice President Escapes Unhurt As Kabul Blast Kills At Least 14
Afghan vice president Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum is understood to have been the target of the attack.
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News Military Jets Used To Fly Holidaymakers Because RAF Has No Use For Them
Three military jets are being used to fly holidaymakers because the RAF has no use for them, according to the Mail on Sunday.
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News Syrian 'White Helmets' Rescue Workers Set To Be Resettled In Britain
The Syria Civil Defense volunteers have been evacuated from Syria's southern border by Israeli forces.
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News China's President Arrives In Africa To Develop Deeper Military Ties With Continent
China opened its first military base on the continent last year in the Horn of Africa nation of Djibouti.
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News Adrian Cronauer: Real 'Good Morning, Vietnam' DJ Dies Aged 79
The Sergeant's military radio antics inspired the character played by Robin Williams in the film 'Good Morning, Vietnam'.
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News Eels Delay Building Work On Portsmouth Carrier Dock
Eels are causing delays to building work on the second aircraft carrier dock in Portsmouth.
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News British Forces Take Part In The World's Largest Marching Event
Nearly 800 British military personnel and cadets have been taking part in the Nijmegen marches in the Netherlands.
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News Defence Secretary Hails "Renaissance" In British Shipbuilding
Gavin Williamson praised British shipbuilding as he showed his Australian counterpart around a Scottish shipyard.
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News 'Closed-Minded' Attitude To Protecting NI Veterans Criticised
The Chairman of the Defence Committee says the Northern Ireland Secretary's response to their submission is "unsatisfactory".
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News Drones And Unmanned Robots To Support Future Front Line Operations
Concepts in the competition include autonomous hoverbikes, powered paragliders and unmanned air vehicles.
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News UK To Help With Evacuation Of Syrian Aid Workers
The US, Britain and Canada are finalising plans to remove White Helmets from south-west Syria...
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News Youngest Battle Of Britain Spitfire Pilot Dies
The youngest Battle of Britain Spitfire pilot has died, aged 96.