
History repeats as weapon used by Romans is deployed by Ukraine against Russia
The caltrop is a four-pronged, heavy-gauge steel spike which can be used to puncture tyres and disable enemy vehicles.
The caltrop is a four-pronged, heavy-gauge steel spike which can be used to puncture tyres and disable enemy vehicles.
The Safety of Rwanda Bill is expected to receive royal assent in the coming days.
Civilians gathered in one room to solve drone dilemmas and get virtual feedback from the frontline.
Exercise Virginia Gauntlet 3 saw Royal Marines compete against their US counterparts in 26 different sports.
Major Bruce Shand, the Queen's late father, was commissioned in 1937 and served with the 12th Lancers during the Second World War.
The paint scheme on the Typhoon FGR4, similar to that worn by the Hawker Typhoons of 1944, will be used throughout the 2024 display season.
The Astute-class submarines never need to be refuelled and can circumnavigate the globe without surfacing.
Exercise Tamber Shield is a UK-led deployment which involves personnel from Nato and the Joint Expeditionary Force.
The number liable for recall was revealed by Dr Andrew Murrison, who was responding to written questions.
Ukraine's President believes the aid will give Ukraine a chance to win, while a former Russian leader insists it will just bring more death.
Second Battalion Royal Irish Regiment innovates with its training methods - incorporating Elon Musk's Skylink technology.
Martlet laser-guided missiles are mounted on 815 Squadron's Wildcat helicopters and can target multifaceted threats, including small drones.
Kyle Tullin Shaw was crowned under 80kg champion in Derby.
Blue Whale is an autonomous submarine designed for navies wanting to move away from manned platforms doing dangerous tasks.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had previously warned his country would lose the war with Russia if US assistance did not appear.
The Royal Air Force women have beaten the Royal Navy 12-34 on the opening weekend of inter services rugby in Plymouth.