Chief of the Defence Staff hails services' achievements on Armed Forces Day
Celebrations have taken place across the UK, with military displays, parades, and entertainment in more than 100 locations.
News
-
Tri-Service -
Rugby League British Army's young guns take bragging rights against Royal Marines
The match was part of Armed Forces Day celebrations and saw Army skipper Aaron Houghton impress.
-
Veterans One of last sailors to see destruction of the Bismarck finally gets medal aged 105
James Donovan served in the Royal Navy and has waited many years to receive the Arctic Star – a long overdue reward for his service.
-
Sport Military darts players find out their professional partners for Operation Bullseye event
The big stage in Blackpool is fast approaching and we now know the pairings for the event.
-
Aircraft Fire-belching dragonfly made from Royal Navy helicopter wows Glastonbury crowds
Glastonbury Festival's famous Arcadia spider has been replaced with the reimagining of the flying insect.
-
King Charles New portrait of King Charles wearing military uniform for Armed Forces Day
As ceremonial head of the Armed Forces the King is wearing his Field Marshal No1 full ceremonial frock coat with medals, sword and ...
-
Queen Camilla I salute you all: Queen Camilla delivers special message on Armed Forces Day
Camilla thanks the men and women of all three services for protecting the UK, while remembering those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice.
-
Tri-Service UK Armed Forces can eat breakfast for free to mark Armed Forces Day, courtesy of Tesco
Armed Forces Day is celebrated annually and gives members of the public the chance to show their support for the military.
-
Army New Chief of the General Staff: British Army needs to be more Special Forces
New Chief of the General Staff General Sir Roly Walker has made his first public statement since taking on the role.
-
LGBTQ Incompatible: Meet the RAF hero firefighter who was forced out of the military
Carl Austin-Behan was lauded for his bravery as an RAF firefighter, but within five years he had been kicked out of the job he loved
-
Land vehicles Museum launches fundraiser to save Arnold Schwarzenegger's favourite tank
The Tank Museum's M47 Patton needs a full system overhaul, new engine, and cosmetic restoration, which will cost around £50,000.
-
Invictus Games Prince Harry to be honoured with award for efforts to 'change the world' with Invictus Games
The Duke of Sussex is being recognised for founding the Invictus Games a decade ago to support injured and sick servicemen and women.
-
Opinion Armed Forces Compensation Scheme simply not fit for purpose and needs overhauling
Solicitor Hilary Meredith-Beckham wants the government to improve the lives of veterans and personnel who have been injured or made ill.
-
Weapons and Kit Sweden's answer to the Sten gun that found favour with the CIA and the Ukrainians
The Kpist m/45, better known as the Swedish K, has been pictured on the Ukraine frontline, but this may just be posing, not practicality.
-
Russia Russian casualties at record high as Western weapons and economic woes plague invasion
The Russian armed forces are believed to be losing 1,200 troops every day in Ukraine, according to Western defence officials.
-
Cricket UKAF women's cricket team comfortably beaten by Southern Vipers in Aldershot
The 40-over match saw the best of the RAF, Army and Navy unite.