NATO's Secretary General Visits HMS Queen Elizabeth On Exercise Steadfast Defender
HMS Queen Elizabeth is taking part in NATO's biggest exercise this year after leaving for her maiden deployment, Carrier Strike Group 21.
HMS Queen Elizabeth is taking part in NATO's biggest exercise this year after leaving for her maiden deployment, Carrier Strike Group 21.
A flight left RAF Brize Norton for Nepal with 260 ventilators, 2,000 pieces of personal protective equipment.
A recent report found "pervasive racism" was behind a failure to properly commemorate a large number of black and Asian service personnel.
The Government has been warned it will "fail" to make the UK the world's best place for veterans unless action is taken.
The military ceremony in Edinburgh, which has origins in early warfare, finished the royal couple's week of engagements in Scotland.
The alleged incident involving the Royal Navy's HMS Dragon and Russia is claimed to have occurred in waters off Crimea last year.
The coats are a symbol of the Royal Hospital Chelsea and it is the first time they have been altered in any way since the 18th century.
The Government has laid out the schedule for the vehicle's intended upgrades over the coming decade.
The Second Sea Lord has confirmed a change in hair regulations for Royal Navy servicewomen in working rig.
Edinburgh Castle's One O'Clock Gun marked the moment that Brigadier Ben Wrench took command.
As CSG21 embarks on a global 28-week deployment, BFBS is delivering TV, radio, digital media and movies to crews serving with the fleet.
The Bismarck was the pride of the German Navy and her sinking followed one of the most dramatic chases in modern naval history.
Personnel who work with the C-17 will be offered new courses and the chance to use interactive flight simulators and new equipment.
As it stands, service personnel from non-UK nations must pay a £2,389 visa application fee to remain in the country.
The Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carrier is currently working towards becoming fully operational and will go through further sea trials.
The names of Gurkhas killed since 1999 in operations, including in Kosovo and Afghanistan, are recorded on the new memorial.