Army chief blasts senior officers 'complicit' in allowing harassment of serving women
General Sir Roly Walker apparently penned a letter following multiple reports on social media of abuse suffered by women in the Army.
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Ukraine British Army would struggle if it was deployed to Ukraine, defence expert warns
European security analyst Ed Arnold also says it is still unclear what the requirement for any European forces in Ukraine would be.
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Football Late drama as British Army beat RAF to take under-23s Inter Services title on goal difference
The 3-1 win at the SB Stadium was enough for the Army.
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Meribel 'I love skiing again': RAF alpine skier overcomes injury to return to Inter Services
Flight Lieutenant Abby Christen spoke to BFBS Forces News about her journey back to the slopes after suffering a broken leg in 2022.
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Ukraine Your country needs you – especially if you're a drone operator, Ukrainians told
Ukraine's armed forces are recruiting, with women comprising 20% across the military, the highest number of volunteers worldwide.
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Navy HMS Somerset in high-stakes cat-and-mouse chase with allied submarines in Arctic
Royal Navy frigate tests Nato submarine commanders in Arctic warfare drills.
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Army Police investigated report soldier was harassed before her death, inquest hears
But Detective Inspector Eirin Martin tells the Jaysley Beck inquest there was insufficient evidence to support a criminal harassment case.
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USA US B-52 arrives in RAF Fairford after completing 24-hour flight with air-to-air refuelling
The two aircraft landed having flown across Europe and, according to a tweet from US Centcom, through nine partner missions.
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RAF RAF personnel face final pass-or-fail test in Army cooperation on Ex Kukri Dawn
Trainees from 28 (Army Co-operation) Squadron face a two-week assessment where their skills are put to the ultimate test.
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Ukraine Ukrainian soldiers test live-fire drills and close quarter battle skills on Interflex
Operation Interflex teaches soldiers the essential skills needed for the frontline in Ukraine, with 51,000 recruits being trained so far.
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Tri-Service Healey criticises waste in the MOD saying his reform is biggest shake-up in 50 years
The Defence Secretary says his reform proposals for defence in the UK is not a 'change for change's sake programme'.
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Army Foxhound can resist IEDs and mines – but no planned date to leave Army service
Each Foxhound vehicle costs £900,000 and protects troops far better than the Snatch Land Rover it replaced.
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Army We let her down in so many ways, Army officer tells inquest into Jaysley Beck's death
Brigadier Melissa Emmett, the head of the Army Personnel Services Group, says the Army formally accepts failures were made.
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Sport Hitting the bullseye: Military sport boards officially recognise Darts as a Forces sport
After a 2024 full of growth, the military darts community are celebrating becoming an official Forces sport.
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Navy From foster care to flagship: Navy chef nominated for national youth award
Nineteen-year-old Declan Dowler has overcome a challenging upbringing to forge a promising career as a chef in the Royal Navy.
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Invictus Games Excitement builds as Birmingham hailed as perfect location for next Invictus Games
The city is perfectly poised to host the event as it has strong links to the treatment of injured personnel and training medical staff.