Tokyo Olympics: Forces React As Gunner Karriss Artingstall Guarantees Medal
The Army boxer defeated Australia's Skye Nicholson by split decision in their quarter-final to guarantee at least a bronze Olympic medal.
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RAF Moooove Along: Cows In RAF Lakenheath Viewing Area Cause Congestion
Police appealed for help to find the owner of "numerous cows" spotted at RAF Lakenheath's viewing area on Wednesday morning.
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China US Defense Secretary Talks Up UK-Led Carrier Strike Group And Criticises China
Lloyd Austin mentioned the work of the HMS Queen Elizabeth-led group as it travels through the South China Sea.
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Navy Royal Navy Officers To Avoid 'Grilling' From Ship's Captain In Training Revamp
Practical training for Royal Navy officers is getting a major revamp after 'falling behind the industry standard for equivalent training'.
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Gurkhas Gurkha veterans stage hunger strike in campaign for equal pension rights
They are campaigning for equality because Gurkha veterans who retired before 1997 are not eligible for a UK Armed Forces pension.
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Sea vessels Sailors Return To Modernised Type 45 Destroyer HMS Duncan After Refit
Improvements have been made to the ship's communications systems, safety equipment, living quarters and galleys.
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News COVID: UK Military Eligible To Test Daily Instead Of Isolating If 'Pinged'
Personnel will be able to take daily COVID-19 tests rather than self-isolating if they come into contact with someone who has coronavirus.
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Navy UK Carrier Strike Group Completes Biggest Vertical Replenishment 'In Living Memory'
The 25 tonnes of supplies, which included F-35B spares and two tonnes of mail, were distributed to multiple Royal Navy and partner ships.
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RAF RAF Supports Recovery Operations After French Fighter Jet Crash In Mali
The RAF Chinooks helped carry French personnel to the scene of the crash near Hombori.
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Iraq Biden: US Combat Mission In Iraq To Finish This Year
US President Joe Biden said American forces would remain in the country to train and assist Iraqi forces, but did not specify how many.
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Women Army Chief: Women In Military Report A 'Sobering Read'
The CGS said "reform and improvement is non-negotiable", in response to a new report about the experiences of women in the Armed Forces.
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Nato UK To Help North Macedonia Deliver NATO-Ready Light Infantry Battalion
Britain has set up a permanent military training team in the country.
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World HMS Queen Elizabeth And Carrier Strike Group Pass Through Singapore Strait
It comes as the vessels head into the South China Sea having completed exercises with the Indian, Malaysian and Thai navies.
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Navy Minehunter HMS Middleton Leaves Portsmouth For Middle East Deployment
HMS Middleton is expected to remain deployed for at least the next two years on Operation Kipion.
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Scotland Prince Philip: Duke's Extraordinary Life Remembered In Special Display
More than 150 objects will be on show at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, including some from the Duke's early life and naval career.
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Royal Marines Amazing first-hand views as Royal Marines learn to drive MRZR Light Strike Vehicle
The MRZR-D4 vehicle could be used to take recce groups, snipers or heavy weapons teams into previously hard-to-reach places.