'Historic first' as Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall fly to Jordan on RAF Voyager using sustainable fuel
Defence is making a number of changes to improve its sustainability as the UK works to be carbon net-zero by 2050.
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WWI Nine British WW1 soldiers laid to rest more than 100 years on
The soldiers who fought in the Battle of Passchendaele were given full military honours at a burial service at Tyne Cot Cemetery in Belgium.
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News HMS Queen Elizabeth: British F-35 crashes in Mediterranean
The aircraft, worth roughly £88.8m, is from the Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carrier which is deployed on Carrier Strike Group 21.
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Navy Watch: 24 hours on HMS Queen Elizabeth below decks
Personnel on board the aircraft carrier gave Forces News an insight into what life is like on the ship as it continues its homeward journey.
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The Queen Watch: Queen holds audience with Chief of the Defence Staff
The meeting was General Sir Nick Carter's last audience with the Queen as Chief of the Defence Staff.
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Nato American B-52s make huge flight from USA to Europe
The bombers joined fighter escorts from the RAF, along with US Air Force fighters and B-1B Lancers assigned to Bomber Task Force Europe.
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Navy Royal Navy expands Puma drone fleet
700X Naval Air Squadron recently took delivery of their latest Puma aircraft and can now immediately deploy flights as required for defence.
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Technology RAF test pilot's world record flight on 100% synthetic fuel
The aircraft took off from Cotswold Airport, using fully synthetic gasoline made from just water, thin air and renewable energy.
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Remembrance Lost Remembrance Day medal's owner found after viral Twitter search
Eighty-one-year-old veteran Rob Vroegop, who lives in Germany, has been contacted about how he would like his medal returned.
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Navy Timelapse of Carrier Strike Group passing through Suez Canal
Led by aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth, the group is in the final stages of its maiden deployment.
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News Red Arrows' impressive 'Magnum Break' over RAF Scampton
Incredible aerial footage shows all nine Red Arrows jets performing a huge loop move known as the 'Magnum Break'.
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Iran Iranian navy accused of 'unsafe' conduct by flying helicopter within 25 yards of US warship
Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said the incident was "dangerous" because it could have led to "miscalculation".
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Remembrance Poll results: Should Remembrance include commemorations for the emergency services?
The votes are in - and the result is a close one.
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Royals In pictures: King's Troop fires first public gun salute in 20 months
Personnel fired a 41 Gun Salute to mark Prince Charles birthday in Green Park, London.
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News Mark Francois asks 'who'll take personal responsibility' for procurement after critical Commons report
The former defence minister questioned Ben Wallace on procurement programmes, alleging that "not one single one is fully on track".
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Space Defence Secretary condemns 'destructive' Russian anti-satellite missile test
Ben Wallace was joined in his criticism of Russia by General James Dickinson, Commander of US Space Command.