What alternatives does the UK have if it has to abandon the US-designed F-35?
With a shift in global relations under the Trump administration, there are questions about a lack of autonomy of the F-35B software system.
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Nato German president: Nato can count on our contribution to European defence
Frank-Walter Steinmeier was speaking at an event in Brussels marking 70 years of Germany's Nato membership.
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Football Royal Engineers to mark 150 years since historic FA Cup win with a Festival of Football
The Royal Engineers won the FA Cup in 1875, the only military football team to ever win the world's oldest knock-out football tournament.
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WWII Royal Navy sailor honours grandfather who played his part in liberation of Bergen-Belsen
Petty Officer reflected on honouring her Jewish heritage and her grandfather's role in the liberation of Bergen-Belsen.
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Ukraine Russia's President Putin declares three-day full ceasefire in Ukraine from 8 May
The ceasefire was announced as Moscow and Pyongyang confirmed that North Korean soldiers have been fighting for Russia.
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Gurkhas New 400-strong King's Gurkha Artillery regiment announced in front of MPs
The King's Gurkha Artillery (KGA) was officially announced by Veterans Minister Al Carns.
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News The witnesses of Gallipoli campaign whose stories shed light on horrors of battle
Two very different historical items reveal details about the failed WW1 military campaign which cost 130,000 lives.
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Forces Charities Incredible contributions recognised at Celebrating Forces Families Awards
UK Armed Forces families celebrated their perseverance at the Celebrating Forces Families event at London's De Vere Connaught Rooms.
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News Phase two recruit Josh McKay crowned one of the strongest soldiers in the Army
The Strongman and Strongwomen contest is a first for the Armed Forces but may now become a regular event.
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Sport Army captain Kat Matthews roars to record-breaking victory at IRONMAN Texas
British Army captain Kat Matthews bags her third consecutive victory in a record-breaking time at IRONMAN Texas in what was her final race ...
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WWII Eighty years on, the British liberation is remembered at Bergen-Belsen
British troops who liberated Bergen-Belsen in 1945 have been honoured alongside survivors at a ceremony marking 80 years since the event.
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WWII Liberation of Bergen-Belsen: What British forces found inside the camp
British forces entering Bergen-Belsen 80 years ago found the disinfection building and overcrowded huts, revealing the scale of the camp's ...
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WWII How a pair of gloves and a British soldier saved a child's life at Bergen-Belsen
Yvonne Palakova survived Bergen-Belsen thanks to kindness from a fellow prisoner – and a British soldier.
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Veterans Behind the scenes as the King's Troop get parade-ready for VE Day 80
The King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery will join the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment in leading the procession to mark VE Day.
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Navy Royal Navy brother meets his Royal Air Force sibling for very first time on ops
Brothers Andrew and Alex Warry pursued separate military careers and had never crossed paths on operations until now.
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WWI Duchess of Edinburgh and Princess Royal mark Anzac Day in London and Gallipoli
Tributes were paid to the sacrifices of Australian and New Zealand forces 110 years after the landings in the Dardanelles.