Royal Marines Practise Storming Beaches Ahead Of European Mission
More than 300 Royal Marines refreshed their amphibious warfare skills ahead of their deployment next spring.
More than 300 Royal Marines refreshed their amphibious warfare skills ahead of their deployment next spring.
The operation took place in a sandstorm, reducing visibility to 30m, and in over 50°C heat with soldiers carrying up to 45kg of equipment.
The Prince of Wales paid tribute to the charity on its centenary.
The Prince of Wales spoke to personnel involved in the mass COVID-19 testing programme in Merthyr Tydfil.
The once top-secret home of Britain's Second World War codebreakers reopens to the public on 17 May, as lockdown restrictions ease.
It comes as Boris Johnson warned the Indian COVID-19 variant could "pose a serious disruption" to the planned easing of UK restrictions.
The coroner said Lance Shingler had witnessed "harrowing, traumatic incidents" in Iraq.
The unassuming collection of huts in the heart of England proved crucial to the Allies defeating Nazi Germany in the Second World War.
HMS Kent is currently taking part in Exercise Strike Warrior - the last workout before the Carrier Strike Group 21 deployment.
The submarine was used as a target for Royal Navy training exercises after it was decommissioned and scuttled off the Dartmouth coast.
Personnel have been supporting the French counter-insurgency Operation Barkhane in the African country.
The aircraft, which has been in RAF service for more than 40 years, will be modernised to improve stability and include a digital cockpit.
Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis said the Prime Minister is writing personally to the families of the victims.
The future of the service's capabilities was outlined in March's Defence Command Paper.
More than 450 British personnel have died in Afghanistan since the start of operations in 2001.
Willa Rose will be trained to become the Household Cavalry's new drum horse – an important figure in ceremonial events.