US approves potential sale of Javelin missiles to UK
Whilst the sale has not been approved, it would see 600 Javelin anti-tank missiles purchased by the UK.
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Ukraine Ukraine: What new drones are being sent to fight Russia?
Ukraine is set to receive three new drones from the US, including surveillance drones and loitering munitions.
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Nato War in Ukraine brings a renewed focus to Nato's mine-hunting fleet
Five Nato warships have made a special port visit to London.
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News Russia has depleted its stock of Iranian suicide drones, MOD says
Russian forces have likely created a new launch site and are looking to replenish stocks.
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Navy Stunning Northern Lights show envelops HMS Portland during patrol in Scotland's Hebrides
Royal Navy crew witness Aurora Borealis aka Northern Lights over Scotland's Hebrides.
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USA US Navy guided missile cruiser renamed to honour civil war hero Robert Smalls
This is part of a Pentagon-wide plan to remove Confederate names from places of honour across their armed forces.
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RAF RAF pilots and Typhoons return from Qatar after helping keep World Cup safe
A decision is still being made on whether 12 Squadron will remain joint with Qatar or become RAF only.
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Cyprus Exclusive: British UN peacekeepers use new patrol tactics in eerie Cyprus buffer zone
Forces News joined UN peacekeepers patrolling Nicosia, a city split into two halves following a ceasefire in 1974.
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RAF Royal International Air Tattoo confirms return of Red Arrows for 2023 show
The Red Arrows have been confirmed as part of the show for RIAT 2023, alongside other aircraft and pilots from all over the world.
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Ukraine Ukraine: Russian forces attempting to encircle Bakhmut, reports say
Ukraine's President Zelensky said the situation around the embattled eastern town of Bakhmut is becoming 'more and more difficult'.
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Ukraine Key Russian spy plane reportedly destroyed in Belarus 'significant' blow to Moscow capabilities
The A-50 Mainstay is used by Russia to build an air battlespace picture, with Belarusian rebels claiming responsibility for the attack.
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Forces Charities Royal Marine takes on Guinness World Record attempt with fridge on his back
Corporal Sam Hammond is attempting to break the world record for completing a full and half marathon with a fridge on his back.
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Aircraft UK vs US: How do military pilots get assigned callsigns and are they cool like in the movies?
The rules and the history behind military aviation callsigns and nicknames revealed.
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Army On exercise with the Army's newly reorganised Queen's Division
The traditional grouping of battalions based on geography has been changed to make sure each divison contains a range of skills.
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News British Army provides mental health support in Turkey after earthquake
'To have mental health difficulties in these situations is perfectly natural and I'm trying to make people aware that it is normal,' Capt ...
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USA JDAM: The low-cost precision bomb could see Ukraine strike from three times further away
Are Ukraine pilots getting US-supplied JDAM bombs?