Shooting down the Shaheds: UK and Ukraine to produce interceptor drones
Countering enemy UAVs with missiles is expensive, so a new breed of anti-drone drones are proving far more cost-effective
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Invictus Games In pictures: Prince Harry attends Invictus Games event in London
The Duke of Sussex, founder and patron of the foundation, addressed an audience of supporters, partners and community members
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Navy Hybrid ships in two years, hybrid airwing in five: Jenkins sets out vision for Royal Navy
First Sea Lord General Sir Gwyn Jenkins' ambitious plan will see a fleet of crewed, uncrewed and autonomous ships sailing together
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RAF Your lives in our hands: How the RAF trains the Armed Forces' air traffic controllers
Air Traffic Control operations have been taught at RAF Shawbury for 75 years, but a far more secret and deadly skill is taught there too
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Aircraft US B-2 stealth bomber teams up with Norwegian F-35s to sink ship in the Arctic
The exercise targeted a ship to test the new Quicksink seeker technology used on a conventional bomb carried by a US Air Force B-2 Spirit
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RAF RAF to go ahead with nuclear-capable F-35A despite concerns about stealth, says CDS
Chief of the Defence Staff Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton briefs MPs on plans to acquire 27 more F-35s - including 12 A variants
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Weapons and Kit Russian SF troops and vehicle crews move one step closer to getting new Kalashnikov
The compact AM-17 will be replacing the Soviet-era AKS-74U for personnel needing big firepower, but requiring little space
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CSG25 Formations at sea, partnerships ashore: CSG25 sails with South Korean navy
HMS Prince of Wales has welcomed South Korean guests on board as the UK's Carrier Strike Group continues its global mission
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Nato Airspace violated: Polish F-16s and other jets scrambled to shoot down Russian drones
It is the first time a Nato country has directly engaged Russian assets in its airspace since the Ukraine war began in 2022
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Cyprus Regimental roots: PWRR soldier honours great-grandfather's role in battle of Salerno
Private William Waldron paid tribute to his great-grandfather who landed in Salerno with the Queen’s (Royal West Surrey) Regiment
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Army Lizzie Godwin, first female Life Guards officer, remembered as dedicated leader
Tributes have been paid to Captain Godwin, who is remembered as an inspiring Army officer
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Cricket Heavy rain washes out Army Major Unit Cricket Final forcing historic tie
The title has been shared with 30 Signal Regiment and 1 Royal School of Mechanical Engineering after rain stopped play in Aldershot
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Navy From frigates to patrol vessels: Which allied ships are heading to DSEI 2025?
Royal Navy patrol vessel HMS Mersey will join allied vessels in London for daily demonstrations of autonomous naval technology
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Technology AI-powered swarms that pick their own targets mark the future of drone warfare
Ukraine is believed to have used a drone swarm controlled by AI in combat for the first time, heralding their wider use by both sides
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Army Jaysley suffered cumulative effect of abuse before taking her life, lawyer says
A former battery sergeant major admitted sexual assaulting 19-year-old Gunner Jaysley Beck following an inquest into her death in 2021
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Tri-Service StratCom becomes CSOC: New Cyber & Specialist Operations Command explained
Strategic Command changed to become Cyber and Specialist Operations Command this month after the SDR outlined the latest alteration