'A New Entity': A Look At NATO's Newest Command
Joint Support and Enabling Command (JSEC) will be one of the first new commands established by NATO since the Cold War.
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Afghanistan 'First Thing You Heard Was Gunshots': UK Soldiers On Afghanistan Evacuation
Soldiers told Forces News what it was like to be helping evacuate UK nationals and former Afghan staff from Afghanistan.
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Sport Navy Submariner To Represent British Powerlifting At World Championships
Petty Officer Wesley McGuinness is the first military member to compete at an IPF World Championship.
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Sea vessels HMS Spey and HMS Tamar depart Portsmouth for Indo-Pacific deployment
The ships will work with Britain's allies to deal with drug-running, smuggling, terrorism and other illegal activities.
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Technology Ajax: Nearly 200 More Troops Contacted For Hearing Tests
An extra 189 serving personnel have required an urgent assessment due to noise exposure associated with the fighting vehicle.
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Politics Send In The Army: Lib Dems Want Troops To Help Avoid Christmas Food Shortage
The Government has been criticised for exacerbating worker shortages by introducing a new immigration system during a pandemic.
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Exercises HMS Prince Of Wales Prepares For Frontline Operations With F-35 Jets
F-35B Lightning jets from 207 Squadron joined the aircraft carrier for Carrier Qualification training.
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Sport UKAF Women Announce Rugby Union Clash In Portsmouth
The match on 29 September will be the team's fifth since 2015, and the players are looking for their first win.
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Rugby Union Royal Navy Kick Off Rugby Union Season With Defeat
A 55-3 loss to the Cornish Pirates in Penzance was the Royal Navy's first match since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Veterans 'We Need To Get Our Arm Around' Afghanistan Veterans, Armed Forces Minister Says
James Heappey told Forces News that now is "the right time to be focusing" on the mental health of Afghanistan veterans.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: UK Will Do 'Everything Possible' To Help Afghans Resettle In UK, PM Says
Boris Johnson told the House of Commons that the UK’s obligation to those it has promised to help leave Afghanistan "lives on".
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Navy Groundbreaking Takes Place For Submariner Memorial To Honour 'Silent Service'
The statue will arrive at the National Memorial Arboretum in May and honour over 5,000 submariners who lost their lives.
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Equestrian Hundreds Compete At RAF Equestrian Championships
More than 500 riders were on show from across the forces and from other services such as police, fire and ambulance.
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Afghanistan 'My Childhood, My Country - 20 Years In Afghanistan': Film Follows Boy's Life Over Two Decades
The film, directed by Phil Grabsky and Shoaib Sharifi, is premiering on Monday night on ITV.
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Army Troops Deployed To Mali Hold Half Marathon For Forces Charity
The money raised from the event will be donated to a German wounded soldier charity.
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RAF Service Member Dies In Training Accident At RAF Site
An RAF spokesperson said "the incident is being investigated".