
German defence giant to produce artillery ammunition in Ukraine in joint venture
Rheinmetall is Europe's largest producer of artillery ammo and intends to have an annual production capacity in six figures for Ukraine.
Rheinmetall is Europe's largest producer of artillery ammo and intends to have an annual production capacity in six figures for Ukraine.
The Chief of Defence People offers to personally intervene after the little girl became ill while living in service accommodation.
The Nona-M1 is a highly mobile, breech-loading, rifled-barrelled mortar that's designed to cause maximum damage to the enemy.
It's the biggest training Nato exercise for decades, and hundreds of British Army vehicles have been shipped to Germany to take part.
Apprenticeship week saw the British Army hold its own Bake Off styled challenge for their apprentice chefs and troops.
Admiral Viktor Sokolov has been removed from his role as head of the Russian Black Sea Fleet following several high-profile sinkings.
Major Finlay Anderson lost out on a place in the semi-finals by a split second in the final Eliminator round of the show.
The Foreign Secretary will visit the Falklands and pay tribute to the memory of those who lost their lives during the fighting in 1982.
Former Royal Marine Lee Spencer, a multiple solo Atlantic rower, has gathered a team of Britons and Ukrainians for his next mission.
Australian personnel stopped off at RAF Lossiemouth and received a warm welcome from their British counterparts.
The new Commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces stated that his troops were withdrawing from the town.
A petition seeking to challenge the MOD's New Accommodation Offer has received thousands of signatures.
Dave Stone, who served on the old HMS Protector in 1966, sent the crew of the modern patrol ship of the same name some of his memorabilia.
The teenagers marked the occasion with a passing out parade in front of friends and family at the Army Foundation College Harrogate.
After months of fighting and thousands of lives being claimed, it is feared that Putin's grip is tightening on Avdiivka.
Defence analyst Professor Michael Clarke and Forces News' Simon Newton explain how Europe's military capability stacks up against Russia's.