Misogyny, homophobia and racism 'betray what we stand for', says head of the Army
General Sir Roly Walker was addressing soldiers at the Army Foundation College's passing out parade
General Sir Roly Walker was addressing soldiers at the Army Foundation College's passing out parade
With the news that freshly commissioned HMS Stirling Castle might be getting a paint scheme, we asked our readers for their decorating ideas
Over the years, the Royal Navy has sold several vessels to navies around the world, including HMS Pembroke, which has been purchased by ...
The offshore patrol vessel has been fitted with an ingenious lighting system to make helicopter landings safer
BFBS Forces News was the only broadcaster to be granted special access to fire two of the many rifles being pitched to the MOD
BFBS Forces News has taken a closer look at what the project is and answered the key questions on the Army's hunt for its next assault rifle
King Charles spoke of squadron's history of distinction as he presented the Standard showing the unit's battle honours, heritage and ...
As 1 Rifles formally ends its deployment in Cyprus, 4th Battalion the Royal Regiment of Scotland takes over in Dhekelia
Two veterans tell BFBS Forces News how the loss of life in the attack and Japan's subsequent surrender prevented the deaths of millions more
A former defence secretary warns Russia has tactical nuclear weapons the same size as the atomic bomb used in Japan 80 years ago
The Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark and Norway have all purchased US weapons to be sent to Ukraine under the new Nato PURL programme
"... in being the first to use it, America had adopted an ethical standard common to the barbarians of the dark ages."
The Tower of London's new Yeoman Warders talk deployments to Iraq and why their role is more than ceremony – just don't call them Beefeaters
The two navies took to the skies and sea of Russia's far eastern Primorsky Krai for air defence and anti-submarine missions
The UK Armed Forces v Irish Defence Forces clash will take place on 21 August
The TU-2S, a two-seater variant of the original 1955 U-2 spy plane, was aloft for longer and flew further than ever before