RAF and Army men in thrilling draw to blow Inter Services rugby league title race wide open
The two sides know they can still win the competition, with the Army v Navy fixture still to come
The two sides know they can still win the competition, with the Army v Navy fixture still to come
There are around 1,200 UK troops in Estonia, and according to defence analyst Professor Michael Clarke, they're warned about this on arrival
The British Army finished fourth overall in the Senior Ladies 540kg Open Competition at the World Tug-of-War Championships in Mossel Bay ...
The six-month deployment has seen British soldiers train alongside Nato allies, including during Estonia's Exercise Spring Storm
The light blues went in 8-4 down at half-time but maintained their composure throughout
The parade allows a trusted regiment to march through the streets with 'drums beating, colours flying, and bayonets fixed'
BFBS Forces News reporter Simon Newton offers his take on the huge number of offerings on show at the Defence Vehicle Dynamics exhibition
With the West racing to keep up with advances in drone warfare on the frontline, the British Army is trying something new
In total, 12 winners were recognised during the ceremony at London's Park Plaza Hotel, Westminster Bridge
The ceremony raised more than £1.6m, and the money will fund Invictus's year-round recovery programmes for wounded personnel and veterans
A "drone coop" fitted to the back of the HMT series vehicle can keep multiple UAVs charged and ready to be launched remotely
Major Max Wright was speaking at a service in Colchester to mark the 82nd Anniversary of Operation Market Garden and the Battle of Arnhem
One of the drones, the AR5, is a long-endurance surveillance drone that can hold up to 50kg of cameras and sensors
BFBS Forces News journalist Justin Bosanquet shoots the Royal Marines' and US Army's rifles – and SIG's new higher velocity 6.8mm cartridge
The exercise involved CHF's Aviation Combat Service Support Squadron finding, sending back, and locating spaces for helicopters to refuel
Colonel Samantha Shepherd and Major James Hook were accused of 'conduct prejudicial to good order and service discipline'