Army Regiment's Rare £1m Jewel 'Sets Pulse Racing'
It was given to a West Midlands Army regiment over a century ago and is used as a table decoration for Army dinners.
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News The Troops Whose Hardships Continued After WW1
A new exhibit displays examples of the struggles soldiers faced when returning.
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News Northern Ireland Marks 20 Years Since Good Friday Agreement
The architects of the deal seen as the most significant breakthrough in the Northern Ireland peace process are meeting in Belfast today.
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News Trump: Syria Chemical Attack Will Be Met Forcefully
The US President promised the alleged chemical attack in Syria will be "met forcefully" but Russia has warned of "grave repercussions"...
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News Celebrating The Auster - The Observation Plane That Helped Us Win WW2
An event to celebrate the Auster aircraft’s 80th anniversary has taken place at the home of the Army Air Corps and museum of Army Flying in ...
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News Forces Charity To Benefit From Royal Wedding Donations
Scotty’s Little Soldiers, a charity aimed at supporting the bereaved Armed Forces children, is one of the seven organisations selected by ...
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News Military Promotion Depends On Improving "Inclusive Culture"
The military has stepped up its drive for diversity as all personnel will be judged on whether they have promoted an "inclusive culture".
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News Near Miss For Wildcat In Close Call With Motorised Paraglider
A motorised paraglider is estimated to have passed within 30 metres of a pilot's Wildcat, which he had to make a turn to avoid...
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News Theresa May: "We Are Working Closely With Our Allies On Taking Action"
The Prime Minister is under pressure to take action after a suspected poison gas attack in Syria reportedly killed dozens of people.
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News Russia: Israel Behind Fatal Strike On Syrian Air Base
An air strike, believed to have killed 14 people, was carried out by the Israeli Air Force according to Russia's defence ministry.
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News Cadets Take Their First Steps Into Army Career At Redford Barracks
Cadets from the Tayforth University Officers Training Corps have taken the first steps in their career in the army.
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News RAF Wartime Bomb Causes Mass Evacuation in Germany
The 1.8-ton bomb was one of the largest ever found in Paderborn...
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News A Memorial Receives A Makeover After Sea Salt Damage
Atop of a cliff in Folkestone, overlooking the channel stands The National Memorial to The Few, where much of the battle had taken place.
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News UK Calls For Urgent Investigation Into Gas Attack In Syria
At least 40 people have been killed in a gas attack in Syria, according to activists, rescuers and medics. The UK is calling for an urgent ...
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News A Replica Of HMS Endeavour Starts A Hazardous Journey Down The River Tees
The ship has been bought by an Ex-Navy businessman, Andrew Fiddler, who plans to do a full restoration of the ship.
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News Japan Activates First Marine Unit Since The Second World War
The brigade's two-thousand troops will be based in the southern port city of Sasebo.