Typhoon pilots stay in the cockpit as RAF practises hotpit refuelling with Nato allies
Hotpit refuelling is when an aircraft is refuelled after landing with the engine running, according to the Royal Air Force
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Navy Little Ships set sail to commemorate massive bravery of Dunkirk evacuation
At exactly 6am, the first of the historic vessels began moving away from the pontoons inside Ramsgate Harbour bound for northern France
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Cricket Royal Air Force sets up Lord's showdown with win against Army at Utilita Bowl
The RAF and the British Army played the opening match of the Inter Services T20 Championships in the nursery grounds of the Utilita Bowl for ...
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Veterans Everest team: It's tough going but we're on track and in high spirits nearing the final climb
The group, including Veterans Minister Al Carns, is making good progress in their attempt to summit Mount Everest in seven days.
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Navy Tech-heavy Type 45 destroyer shows the human side of Carrier Strike Group 25
A drone captures the crew of HMS Dauntless standing on deck as she heads to Crete for some R&R at the end of Exercise Med Strike
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Army Army proves it can Bee the Best as its sets up first formal hives at Aldershot HQ
The therapeutic qualities of beekeeping allow personnel at the busy headquarters to escape their desks and try their hand at a new skill
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Football UK Armed Forces retain President's Cup after penalty shoot-out in the Netherlands
A 2-2 draw saw penalties decide the fate of the trophy in 2025
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Army On the frontline: British troops dig in just 35 miles from Russia in show of Nato strength
UK soldiers build trenches, anti-tank ditches and solid firing positions so they are prepared for the possibility of a real war breaking out
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Opinion UK Special Forces are the best of the best and we must give them our support
However, if their standards fall below the highest levels then these must be called out, says retired Colonel Hamish de Bretton-Gordon
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Russia Sanctions bypassed: Inside Russia's new cruise missile built from Western technology
Russia has evaded global sanctions to build the Banderol cruise missile, which can be launched from an Orion reconnaissance drone
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Navy We couldn't leave them, say sailors who rescued kittens from deadly heat in Bahrain
Royal Navy personnel hand-reared abandoned litter while supporting operations in the Gulf
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Navy The sword under the sea: Royal Navy's first uncrewed submarine called Excalibur
Rear Admiral James Parkin described the significance of having an uncrewed submarine in the fleet as a sail-to-steam moment
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News £300m contract will see 140 RAF and Navy aircrew trained up with latest tech
The contract gives the green light construction of new state-of-the-art facilities at RNAS Culdrose and RAF Cranwell.
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WWI Military Cross awarded to WWI hero who went on to play for Spurs snapped up by club
Royal Army Medical Corps officer James Ross took command of his company during the Battle of the Sambre after the commander was wounded
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Navy HMS Spey travels through South China Sea as HMS Tamar returns to sea for FOST training
Defence Operations X account says it "underlines the UK's commitment to international law and to upholding a free, open and stable South ...
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Weapons and Kit Military tests underwater glue used to fix damaged dinghies in extreme conditions
The adhesive was developed by the Ministry of Defence's science and technology and biotech firm Zentraxa