Defence expert on Russian troops: 'They're not infantry, they're just blokes with rifles'
A former advisor to the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense told Forces News that Russia's "big moves are fading".
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Gurkhas Signaller dreams of becoming first-ever Gurkha Apache pilot
In February it was announced personnel could now apply to become a British Army pilot at the rank of private.
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Aircraft In pictures: Red Arrows ready for jubilee summer season
The RAF aerobatic team has been on pre-season display training in Greece ahead of a busy summer programme.
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Falklands Falklands: Veteran recalls sinking of HMS Coventry 40 years on
Chris Howe, a petty officer on HMS Coventry, spoke to Forces News – readers may find some of the topics discussed upsetting.
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Cricket 'A dream come true': Army cricketers prepare for Lord's occasion
The final two games of the 2022 Inter Services T20 Championships take place at Lord's and will be LIVE with us.
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Navy New commanding officer takes control of HMS Prince of Wales
Captain Richard Hewitt takes control of the ship as it heads on a NATO deployment.
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Russia How could warships form corridor to protect grain exports in Black Sea?
UK is backing 'coalition of the willing' to break the Russian blockade but currently has no plans to deploy warships to help.
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The Queen In pictures: Practice makes perfect for aircraft in final rehearsals before jubilee flypast
Next week the full flypast will see 70 aircraft, including the Red Arrows, put on a show over Buckingham Palace.
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Afghanistan Op Pitting: 1,500 Afghan staff called forward by UK but not evacuated, report reveals
The scathing report by the Foreign Affairs Committee said civil servants and soldiers "were utterly let down" by the Government.
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News Military horsepower: Behind the scenes with the Household Cavalry
Forces News went to Hyde Park Barracks to find out what makes The Queen's four-legged bodyguards tick.
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Navy Royal Navy sailors receive new 'cooler and more practical' uniform
The new uniform is made from flame-resistant Nomex – used in the suits of F1 drivers – which allows the body to breathe.
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Afghanistan UK's Kabul airlift troops 'let down by deep failures of leadership', MPs say
Committee of MPs has demanded the resignation of the Foreign Office's top civil servant in a scathing report.
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Aircraft Rare glimpse as Red Arrows create heart in Greek skies
The Red Arrows are currently in pre-season display training and preparing for Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
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The Queen Platinum Jubilee: Aircraft practise jubilee flypast at RAF Cranwell
Current and historic aircraft will take part in the flight over Buckingham Palace on 2 June.
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Sea vessels Type 45 destroyers to receive significant missile upgrade
The UK will become the first European nation to operate a Maritime Ballistic Missile Defence detect and destroy capability.
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Veterans Could you help give this D-Day veteran the final send-off he deserves?
Sailors and veterans are wanted to support an Essex D-Day veteran's funeral.