First-ever foes: Army women to face Canadian Armed Forces in historic rugby curtain-raiser
British Army women's rugby team face the Canadian Armed Forces as the curtain raiser between Canada Women and the Red Roses
News
-
Rugby Union -
Weapons and Kit Former Apple engineer develops world's first liquid-fuel ramjet-powered artillery munition for UK
After 12 years at Apple and founding his own successful company, Andy Baynes now invests in Ukraine's thriving tech sector
-
Cyprus MOD secures £500,000 portable air raid siren to enhance protection of RAF Akrotiri
The new portable warning system will supplement air raid sirens already in use at the British base in Cyprus
-
Opinion Hurry up and wait: The challenge of mobilising Britain's Strategic Reserve
Retired Commodore Steve Prest asks what a Strategic Reserve recall would mean for former service personnel and how prepared they are to ...
-
RAF RAF enters the final frontier with first-ever space squadron to defend UK satellites
No. III Space Effects Squadron will be the UK's first unit dedicated to disrupting, degrade, and deny hostile threats in space
-
Space UK Space Command chief suspended after arrest on theft and sexual assault allegations
Air Vice Marshal Jamie Thompson, a senior RAF officer, took up the role as Commander of UK Space Command in June this year
-
RAF RAF leads UK's largest homeland defence exercise across increasingly contested skies
Exercise Cobra Warrior 26-2 will put RAF and Nato forces through demanding training designed to rehearse joint warfighting capability
-
Rugby League Army v Navy showdown off after Navy withdrawal due to player availability
The cancellation doesn't affect the Inter Services championship race after the RAF won the title for the first time ever last weekend
-
Tri-Service Female and smaller military trainees still issued ill-fitting kit for fifth year running
A new report from Ofsted said female and smaller trainees across the Armed Forces were 'making do' with what was available
-
Navy More than 30 ships and aircraft gather around UK for major Royal Navy-led exercise
Strike Warrior will run for nearly three weeks as British and allied forces conduct naval training in waters north and east of the UK
-
Army Special operations signallers test fitness and teamwork during demanding Battle PT session
255 (Special Operations) Signal Squadron was celebrating its annual Formation Day, marking four years since it stood up
-
Gurkhas No sleep but fighting on: Gurkha recruits on their toughest training exercise yet
Recruits are pushed to the limit of their mental and physical capabilities
-
RAF UK to provide RAF Voyager to Saudi Arabia for 'defensive' refuelling against Houthis
The move comes as Prime Minister Andy Burnham received a request from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for military support
-
Army Swapping Trojans for tunics: The regiment taking on role as King's Guard for first time
In a historic first, 26 Engineer Regiment will spend the coming months helping to protect the official royal residences and the monarch
-
Ukraine Flamingo cruise missiles, missile-drones and a Pelican – what Ukraine used in Moscow attack
President Zelensky said a Russian oil refinery was hit which 'represent billions of dollars that fuel the war machine'
-
D-Day 'If we could all do that, there'd be no wars': D-Day veteran dies at the age of 101
Ken Hay served in 4th Battalion The Dorsetshire Regiment and on Juno Beach days after the Allied invasion of Normandy