Shoreham Airshow Crash Due To 'Pilot Error', Court Hears
Andrew Hill, a former fast jet pilot and trained RAF instructor denies the charges linked to the Shoreham Airshow crash in 2015.
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Navy UK Conducts Joint Drills In South China Sea With US
HMS Argyll has been part of exercises in the region, along with the US Navy's USS McCampbell.
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World China 'Leads The World' In Some Military Technology, Report Warns
The report highlights China's "considerable" investment into nuclear weapons, which would guarantee a "damaging retaliatory strike".
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News ANALYSIS: What Would A No-Deal Brexit Mean For Defence?
The biggest concern for the MOD would be economic, writes Forces News Defence Correspondent James Hirst.
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Arctic/Antarctic Royal Navy Helps Scientists Launch Antarctic Mission
HMS Protector smashed through nearly 300 miles of ice to reach a remote glacier.
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Politics Defence Minister 'Would Resign' In Case Of A No-Deal Brexit
Tobias Ellwood's comments came just hours before a vote among MPs on the Prime Minister's Brexit deal.
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World Extremists Claim Responsibility For Kenya Attack
Britain has personnel based in Nanyuki, 200km north of Nairobi, with a small number also based in the capital, Nairobi.
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Afghanistan NATO Commitment To Afghanistan 'Unwavering'
Despite rumours that US troops could pull out of Afghanistan, NATO said the bloc's commitment to the country was "unwavering".
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News 'Shameful' Alcoholic Apologises For Vandalising War Memorial
The 54-year-old said he is an alcoholic and "doesn't remember" anything from the incident.
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WWII 'Really Big Moment': D-Day Veteran Receives Highest French Honour
Ray Mellors was awarded the Legion d'honneur for his service during the Second World War.
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News Ten-Year-Old Nominated For Soldiering On Award
A ten-year-old has used his grief to help support a military charity after they helped him through the loss of his dad.
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WWII Author Appeals For Wartime Heroines To Tell Their Stories
Author Tracey-Ann Knight wants to make sure the women who helped Britain win the Second World War are not forgotten.
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News Army Admits 'Bad Mistakes' With Capita Recruitment
However, Lieutenant General Urch said that by the end of the contract, the Army "will be recruiting everybody that we need".
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Prince Harry Duke And Duchess Of Sussex Visit Wilfred Owen Statue In Birkenhead
The statue marks the 100th anniversary of the death of the First World War poet.
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News Unused Military Ration Packs To Be Donated To Charity
Each pack contains nutritionally balanced meals, providing 4,000 calories to sustain an active person over a 24-hour period.
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Rugby League London Broncos Get A Taste Of Army Lifestyle
The Rugby League stars took part in a boot camp as part of their pre-season plans...