RAF's nuclear-capable F-35As due for delivery by end of the decade, Healey confirms
The Defence Secretary says the 12 F-35A variants will be delivered as part of the next batch of deliveries, the other 15 being the B model
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Navy Sacked former First Sea Lord loses admiral rank but not pension, Ministry of Defence says
Investigation found Sir Ben Key's behaviour had 'fallen far short of values and standards expected of service personnel'
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Navy Sacked former First Sea Lord loses rank but not pension, Ministry of Defence says
Investigation found Sir Ben Key's behaviour had 'fallen far short of values and standards expected of service personnel'
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Football HMS Drake clinch historic Navy Cup title with a dominant win over HMS Queen Elizabeth
HMS Drake beat HMS Queen Elizabeth 4-0 to win their first-ever Navy Cup title at Westleigh Park.
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Afghanistan Charity backing Afghan interpreters 'surprised' that resettlement schemes shutting down
The Government has announced that the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy will no longer be accepting new applications
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Ukraine Ukrainian minehunters prepare for end of the war when skills can be used for real
Ships donated by the UK, Belgium and the Netherlands are taking part in a multinational training exercise off Weymouth
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Army King Charles starts Royal Week with Ceremony of the Keys at Palace of Holyroodhouse
He was symbolically handed the keys to the city of Edinburgh in a traditional military ceremony
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CSG25 Kerala tourist board has some fun at expense of stranded Royal Navy F-35B Lightning jet
The jet has been stuck in India since the middle of June after it had to make an emergency landing due to bad weather
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Army Seventy-nine-year-old PTI offers advice to personnel: Whatever you do, just keep doing it
Barry Atkins joined the Royal Corps of Signals in 1964 and has been training voluntary tri-service personnel for decades
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Army Smashing the Rhine: British and German soldiers practise rapid crossing of historic river
On land and water steeped in military history, the Royal Engineers demonstrate their bridging skills with their Bundeswehr counterparts
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CSG25 CSG25 personnel join select group paying tribute to Neptune as they cross the line
CSG25 crosses the equator and is sailing down to Australia as it continues its eight-month deployment
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Navy Royal Navy Field Gun Competition: It's tough, unforgiving – and spectacular
The contest has its roots in the Second Boer War and exemplifies teamwork, camaraderie, leadership, spirit, grit and discipline
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Rugby Union Veterans Minister Al Carns says IDRC 2025 is an opportunity to show what women's rugby can do
The Veterans Minister is looking forward to a fantastic summer of rugby
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Afghanistan UK draws line under Afghan resettlement schemes and shuts out new applications
The Home Office says defence efforts and resources can be focused where they are most needed – on national security
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Opinion National Security Strategy report: A time of increased global instability
The report explains how the Government sees the global security situation, the likely threats to national security and what needs to be done
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Gurkhas Every breath was a battle as British soldiers tackled extreme Exercise Everest Sappers
A British Army team has taken on one of the toughest endurance challenges on Earth