Performance boost as device gives HMS Queen Elizabeth's propellers a clean sweep
A combined polisher and scraper vacuum has been developed that has removed 11kg of marine life from the warship.
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Army Alcohol use and loss of a friend brought up at inquest into soldier's hanging death
Nicki Hart, 33, who served with 4 Scots and did two tours in Afghanistan, was found dead at Catterick Garrison in February 2022.
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RAF RAF and Army work together to repair 'missile strikes' on runway to keep jets in the air
A team of RAF and Army personnel have taken part in a drill to fix simulated missile strike craters at RAF Marham, the home of the F-35B.
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Navy HMS Queen Elizabeth leaves Portsmouth naval base after super-fast turnaround
BFBS Forces News YouTube live-streamed the carrier's departure as she set sail for routine training before her expected return in December.
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Ukraine North Korean and Ukrainian troops engage one another in combat, says Kyiv official
An estimated 12,000 North Korean troops, plus 500 officers and three generals, have reportedly been sent to support Russia.
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RAF Intel-gathering boosted as Space Command gets second surveillance satellite
Juno is expected to launch in 2027 which, along with the current satellite Tyche, will bolster intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance ...
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Football Forces footballers experience highs and lows of Women's FA Cup first round
For some, there was safe passage through to the second round while one RAF star lost out.
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Royals Military Wives Choirs honour King Charles with a new song for his 76th birthday
Emotional lullaby November Sunday celebrates the King's birth, honours Queen Elizabeth, and marks a challenging year in his reign.
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Royals Royal Duchies are reportedly earning millions from their military rental deals
Duchy of Cornwall reportedly charges Royal Navy for warship mooring along Cornish Coastline.
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Ukraine Czech Republic grants permission for citizens to join Ukrainian armed forces
Czech law mandates that anyone seeking to fight for the military of another country must obtain permission from the president.
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Forces Charities Historic first: Amputee veteran battles through to complete world's toughest trek
Former captain Rich Potter becomes the first amputee to conquer the Full Snowman Trek in Bhutan, covering a massive 310km in the process.
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Naval History The Cornish pub with timbers from Spanish Armada and Napoleonic era warships
Centuries-old beams inside the Jolly Sailor Inn in Looe tell a tail of Britain's naval past.
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Navy Wildcat pilot hails successful trial as Martlet missile shoots down target drone
The Banshee drone was downed during a pioneering test of a missile that has been adapted for use against ground or surface targets.
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Ukraine Russia's Courier ground combat drone: Heavily armed, but not invincible
It can cross no man's land to engage enemy trenches, suppressing enemy fire to let Russian infantry advance, but can still be defeated.
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Ukraine US sends $425m weapons package to Ukraine just days before election
The shipment includes Stinger missiles, air-to-ground munitions and additional rounds for NASAMS and Himars systems.
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Ukraine Russia loses more personnel than ever before in the bloodiest month of the invasion
Ukraine has claimed to have killed, captured or wounded 41,980 Russian personnel in the month of October 2024.