'Full Ship Shock Trials' For Aircraft Carrier USS Gerald R. Ford
The US Navy vessel completed the planned explosive training event to assess the aircraft carrier's ability to withstand battle conditions.
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World South China Sea: What is it and why should we care?
We have taken a look at the South China Sea, its economic importance, and the territorial disputes involving the region.
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Nato How Would NATO Respond To An Attack In Space?
NATO says its Article 5 'attack on one is an attack on all' policy could cover space attacks.
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RAF Carrier Strike Group 21: UK F-35 Jets On HMS Queen Elizabeth To Fight IS
The renowned "Dambusters" RAF 617 Squadron is set to operate the aircraft to support the counter-IS operations.
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News Fresh pressure on Government to waive Commonwealth and Gurkha soldiers' visa fees
Non-UK personnel currently face a fee of £2,389 per person to continue to live in the UK after having served at least four years.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines Practise Boarding Drills With Carrier Strike Group
The training ensures the commandos are ready to deploy at short notice and in any conditions, should the need arise.
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News Royal British Legion Closes Online Store To Europe, Due To Brexit Tariffs
New tariffs means EU customers would pay considerably more for Royal British Legion merchandise.
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News RFA Cardigan Bay Completes Four-Year Gulf Mission
RFA Cardigan Bay has been crucial to Royal Navy operations in the Gulf since arriving in the region in 2017.
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Sea vessels HMS Spey Commissioned Into Royal Navy
HMs Spey, a Batch 2 River-class Offshore Patrol Vessel, entered the Royal Navy fleet following a scaled-down ceremony in Scotland.
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Sea vessels What is an offshore patrol vessel?
They safeguard territorial waters, protect fishing stocks, carry out constabulary duties and are the representatives of the Royal Navy.
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Land vehicles Ajax In Numbers: How Many Vehicles Have Been Produced So Far?
A defence minister has revealed how many Ajax vehicles have been produced, as well as the numbers of completed hulls and turrets
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Rugby League Rugby For Heroes: New Forest Hikers Visit War Memorial Sites
Walkers from the Rugby For Heroes charity are aiming to raise £15,000 to restart its Transition Through Rugby courses.
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Politics UK And Serbia Agree To Increase Defence Cooperation
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace also opened a Second World War memorial during his visit to Serbia.
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Veterans Gurkha Veteran Reunited With Daughter After Hotel Room Marathon Challenge
Former Gurkha officer Ash Alexander-Cooper ran 32 miles in his Sydney hotel room, where he quarantined, before seeing his daughter.
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News Dame Vera Lynn: White Cliffs Of Dover Meadow Renamed In Singer's Honour
The stretch of land on the White Cliffs of Dover was renamed to mark the first anniversary of Dame Vera Lynn's death aged 103.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: Johnson Addresses Post-Withdrawal Security With Country's President
NATO started to withdraw from Afghanistan on 1 May, two decades since British forces entered the country.