RAF Lakenheath issues warning to people aiming laser pointers at military aircraft
The Suffolk-based US Air Force 58th Fighter Wing reminds the public about the dangers and legal ramifications of lasing low-flying aircraft.
The Suffolk-based US Air Force 58th Fighter Wing reminds the public about the dangers and legal ramifications of lasing low-flying aircraft.
The British Army is closely aligned with Nato's needs, but may have to choose where its priorities lie, says defence blogger PinstripedLine.
The team also visited Royal Hospital Chelsea after being invited to show off the trophy that they won back in December.
It was the salvage of the century - the recovery of 431 of the 465 gold bars that went down with HMS Edinburgh in 1942.
HMS Blazer has been training on the water around Portsmouth with her Coastal Forces Squadron siblings HMS Trumpeter, Exploit and Biter.
Signaller Jess Sprules has been picked to be part of the squad that will be playing in next month's friendly against Denmark.
The Army corporal catches up with BFBS as she prepares for a busy season and a bid to get onto Great Britain's squad.
UKStratCom works to ensure the Armed Forces deliver joint operations on land, at sea, in the air, in space and across the digital world.
Growing up he expected to join the Army, but never thought he would become a senior officer, let alone a general, but now heads UKStratCom.
The system will be used by the Royal Engineers to cross water or gaps over dry land up to 46 metres, supporting around 66 tonnes.
Last summer, the Russian government raised military salaries by 10.5% to try to entice people to sign up.
A 22-21 result saw the RAF lose for the second time this season.
Foreign Office Minister Andrew Mitchell says both vessels will remain in use until their planned out-of-service dates in the early 2030s.
The Royal Air Force NCO was the referee for Manchester City v Manchester United in the Continental League Cup clash.
Pieces of British-made body armour, having served in Ukraine's war with Russia, are returned to the UK transformed into moving works of art.
The number of courses for service leavers is to be doubled, with opportunities to learn new skills in areas like cyber security.