Former paratrooper Soldier F to go on trial for two murders on Bloody Sunday
Thirteen people were killed on the day, while another man who was shot by the paratroopers died four months later
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Army Sandhurst lowers entry requirements in order to boost officer recruitment
Royal Military Academy Sandhurst is now accepting candidates who did not pass the Army Officer Selection Board, the usual prerequisite
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Royals William puts on Royal Navy uniform to see officer cadets pass out at Dartmouth
Prince of Wales sees the passing out of Royal Navy officer cadets, Royal Fleet Auxiliary officers and sailors commissioned from the ranks
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Navy UK Carrier Strike Group to visit Japan in 2025 during Indo-Pacific deployment
The group will work alongside the Japanese Self Defence Forces and other partners to help to protect regional stability and security
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Sport Naval surfers riding high at the Royal Navy Surfing Championships in Cornwall
Surfers from across the Royal Navy and the Royal Marines ended up on the crest of a wave at the championships in Newquay
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Aircraft Treaty signed to create Tempest - the RAF's next supersonic stealth fighter
UK, Japan and Italy sign an agreement to develop the next-gen supersonic jet that is set to replace the Typhoon in Royal Air Force service
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News Conflicts coming to the boil in an extraordinarily dangerous world, military chief warns
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin questions whether the collective response is enough to match the gravity of the threats the world is now facing
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Football Kentish Cup 2023: Watch UKAF's crunch matches in full again
The UK Armed Forces men's football team were looking to win back the Kentish Cup after their disappointment last year
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Football UK Armed Forces in Kentish Cup contention after fending off Dutch challenge
The UK Armed Forces men have given themselves a good chance of Kentish cup glory following their 5-2 win over the Dutch Forces in France
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Afghanistan UK has duty to protect ex-Afghan Special Forces operators from Taliban, says Mercer
Veterans Minister pledges to do all he can to help former SF members resettle in the UK as some are being attacked and killed by the Taliban
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Space Two UK Space Command units to be rewarded with squadron status
The Space Operations Centre and Fylingdales are being honoured amid increased recognition of the growing importance of space
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Weapons and Kit Gvozdika: The Soviet-era howitzer used by Russia and Ukraine against each other
The 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled 122mm howitzer may have been introduced back in 1972, but is still proving its worth in combat today
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Politics Full debate on LGBT+ veterans' compensation to take place next year, Govt confirms
The Government is accepting the intent behind all 49 recommendations of a review into the treatment of LGBT+ people in the military.
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Winter Sports Royal Marines bobsleigh star Taylor Lawrence to return to action this weekend
The Royal Marine Commando will return to action at the World Cup in Austria after injuries plagued Great Britain's four-man bobsleigh team
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Army Red Devil died after colliding with other jumper in unplanned manoeuvre, says coroner
Footage showed Sergeant Dean Walton doing an off-duty jump and descending on the other man before he became entangled and crash-landed
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Navy HMS Lancaster rotates 200-strong crew for Middle East missions over Christmas
The Type 23 frigate has switched her Port Crew with the Starboard Crew to patrol the Middle East during the festive period and beyond