Battle of the surveillance drones: Can Ukraine blind Putin's troops on the ground?
Ukraine destroyed 200 Russian surveillance drones over two months, but is it enough to stop their intelligence-gathering efforts?
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Navy HMS Raleigh to open its gates to veterans – find out how and when you can visit
From spring term 2025, veterans will get a chance to take a trip down memory lane by going back on site at Torpoint.
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Remembrance Royal Yorkshire Regiment honours the fallen of the Kosovo War 25 years on
During the service, Corporal Bishwaraj Rai laid a wreath in memory of his uncle, Sergeant Balaram Rai, who was killed in 1999.
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Families Don't make military families choose between career and child's education, Tories warn
It's already been announced the 20% VAT rate will be added to private school fees from the start of next year.
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RAF Armed Forces wouldn't work without you, head of the RAF tells Hindu personnel
Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton joins the Diwali celebrations at RAF Halton – the key festival in the Hindu calendar.
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Sport Force Atlantic: Meet the Army's first all-female team taking on the World's Toughest Row
The team are set to become the Army's first-ever all-female team to row across the Atlantic in the race beginning in mid-December.
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TV Eddie Redmayne celebrates veteran for helping him prepare for The Day Of The Jackal
The Fantastic Beasts actor praised Paul Biddiss, a veteran-turned-military adviser while appearing on The Graham Norton Show.
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Ukraine Molniya: The wooden FPV drone that's made in Russia and copied in Ukraine
Russia is using the Molniya, a light plywood drone to target Ukrainian positions, and the design is so good it's being reverse-engineered.
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RAF Hello virtual skies: RAF Shawbury transforms helicopter instructor training
State-of-the-art VR headsets enhance helicopter training, offering instructors an immersive and cost-effective way to sharpen their skills.
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D-Day 'Larger-than-life' torpedo boat gunner D-Day veteran George Chandler dies aged 99
George Chandler lost his sight in later life and was set to lead the Blind Veterans UK contingent at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday.
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Remembrance Speaker pays tribute to serving personnel as Parliament opens Gardens of Remembrance
At a ceremony in New Palace Yard, the Speaker said it was an opportunity for 'Remembering the part that Parliament plays'.
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North Korea US will not restrict Kyiv's use of weapons against North Korean forces in Ukraine
A Pentagon spokesperson said a number of North Korean troops have 'already moved closer to Ukraine'.
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USA Meet the warrior sailor who uses morale to counter missiles and defeat drones
Chowdah Hill has been called the USS Eisenhower's secret weapon as he kept the crew on a combat footing for nine months in the Red Sea.
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Royal Marines Celebrating 360 years: Military community marks Royal Marines anniversary
The Royal Marines was founded in 1664 under the reign of Charles II and today is one of Britain's most effective fighting units.
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Ukraine Izdeliye 305: The helicopter-launched missile that Russia reckons is invincible
Russia says this missile has never been jammed or shot down, but it may only be a matter of time before it meets its match in Ukraine.
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Royal Marines Commando fliers complete historic year-long deployment on task force mission
It was the first run-out of the Navy's Littoral Response Group (South), supporting operations from Cyprus to Australia.