No 'definitive' evidence that Wagner boss Prigozhin is dead, UK defence intelligence reports
The British Government believe it is "highly likely" that the Russian mercenary leader was killed in a plane crash.
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Mental Health 'Psychedelics cured my PTSD'
Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME) veteran Craig Rands faced years of PTSD but says the psychedelic ayahuasca cured him.
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Aircraft US F-35s & F-16s fly into Finland to join exercise Astral Knight 23
The exercise is designed to test the Agile Combat Employment concept
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History Veteran's mental health to benefit from new MOD archaeology partnership
The University of Winchester has offered fee-waiver undergraduate studentships in archaeology for wounded, injured or sick veterans since ...
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Technology Ukraine's unmanned sea drones pose a major threat to the Russian navy, defence expert says
Videos have been shared on social media allegedly showing the Ukrainian Navy attacking Russian assets using unmanned drones.
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Ukraine UK reaffirms 'unwavering' support for Ukraine on day of its independence
Ukraine gained independence from the Soviet Union 32 years ago on August 24, 1991.
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Army Challenger 2 tanks and Trojan vehicles blast their way through Queen's Royal Hussars exercise
B Squadron, the Queen's Royal Hussars, trained alongside 52 Engineer Regiment in the Main Battle Tanks.
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Sport Army triathlete qualifies for Ironman 70.3 World Championships
Lance Corporal Jenson Cozens secured his place in next year's Ironman 70.3 World Championships after a strong performance in Vichy, France.
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Ukraine Minister warns against jumping to conclusions over Wagner chief's reported death
Yevgeny Prigozhin was reportedly on the passenger list of a private jet which went down almost 185 miles north of Moscow on Wednesday.
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Football 4 SCOTS remember comrade in inaugural football match
Two teams from the British Army’s 4th Battalion, Royal Regiment of Scotland (4SCOTS) played out a thrilling football match last night in ...
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Nuclear Nuclear test veteran is the first to hold new medal fresh off the production line
The medal was announced by the Government in 2022 to honour the services of those who worked on Britain's nuclear testing programme.
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Land vehicles Why Russia's Cold War battle tank continues to be a deadly enemy on the battlefield
Bovington Tank Museum curator David Willey has explained why the Russian T-72 may seem outdated but is still used across the world.
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Falklands 2 RIFLES take over from 3 Para in Falkland Islands
The Rifles personnel will serve on the Falkland Islands as the Roulement Infantry Company.
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Middle East Defence analysts point to flash points for conflict amid tensions in Strait of Hormuz between US and Iran
Could deploying armed troops on oil tankers protect shipping from Iranian interference?
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Ukraine English is our 'intellectual weapon', says Ukrainian military teacher
Olena Chekryzhova, 35, who is based in Kyiv, has been voluntarily teaching the Ukrainian military English for roughly a year.
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Rugby Union UKAF win second match of Forces World Cup after stunning comeback against Georgia
A strong second half performance saw the UK Armed Forces side win by just three points.