Flash Mob Alert! The Royal Marines School of Music Take To The Streets
The Royal Marines School of Music has taken to the streets on Gunwharf Quays as part of a flash mob.
The Royal Marines School of Music has taken to the streets on Gunwharf Quays as part of a flash mob.
Unexploded Second World War ammunition buried in a forest south-west of Berlin is complicating efforts to keep a fire under control.
Ian Templer piloted the Swordfish from Egypt to Malta in 1941 - a 12.5 hour journey which was particularly gruelling because the airplane ...
The Royal Marines Viking Squadron are conducting live firing trials on Castlemartin, as part of Exercise Iron Fist.
UK troops have been on UN duty since 1964.
Charles Betty was awarded his second PhD on Thursday.
An Army veteran has told Forces News of how he decided to help other ex-serving personnel after leaving the Armed Forces.
Four F-35 Lightning jets arrived at their new UK home in Norfolk last month, with another five expected to arrive in August.
North Korea has returned the remains of what are believed to be US servicemen killed during the Korean War, the White House said.
A year from now, Britain’s last combat troops based in Germany will have left. But some Army facilities once expected to close will now stay ...
A memorial stone which was laid by Britains last survivor of the Great War trenches has gone missing from a plinth in Belgium.
This is according to a Tri-service study by the Ministry of Defence.
The crew plan to sail a specially adapted tall ship to every capital city in the UK to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War.
With head-tracking technology and integrated night vision camera, the Striker II aims to help pilots access more information than ever.
The British manufacturing company produces the air-to-air refuelling system for Boeing's tanker aircraft.
It was their first operational deployment in Estonia as the successor of the Lynx helicopter.