Special Investigator To Examine Alleged War Crimes By Australian SAS
Members of the Australian Special Forces have been accused of 55 unlawful killings between 2005 and 2016.
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World Eight Peacekeepers Killed In Sinai Helicopter Crash
The service members were operating with the United Nations Multinational Force and Observers.
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Navy RFA Argus Sent To Assist Honduras After Storm Eta
The storm hit Nicaragua as a Category 4 hurricane and was downgraded to a weakened tropical depression as it approached Honduras.
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Army Soldiers Charged After Catterick Nightclub Attack
Two members of the British Army are to appear at at military court this month - one is charged with a racist attack on another soldier.
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Navy Royal Navy Trains With Egyptian Forces Off Alexandria Coast
Military personnel from both countries took part in a series of training scenarios off the Egyptian coast.
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News Military Housing: Tech Consultancy Firm To Continue Management System Role
The contract extension means Sopra Steria will continue to work on a management information system for single living military accommodation.
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Exercises NATO Rapid Reaction Troops Test Readiness On Exercise
About 1,200 personnel from across the alliance have been taking part in Exercise Loyal Leda in Gloucestershire.
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Veterans Soldier's Medal Collection Sells For £140,000 At Auction
Deacon Cutterham said "future financial security" influenced his decision to sell the seven medals.
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Veterans New Initiative Aims To Stop Veterans Becoming Trapped In 'Cycle Of Criminality'
While the majority of those leaving the military transition successfully into civilian life, a small number of veterans can face challenges.
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News Military 'Chomping At The Bit' To Support COVID Vaccination Rollout
Armed Forces Minister James Heappey also praised ongoing mass testing work in Liverpool as the UK awaits a vaccine approval.
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Remembrance In Pictures: Armistice Day 2020
A look at this year’s Armistice Day and how the country has been remembering the fallen during the pandemic.
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Remembrance Earl And Countess Of Wessex Remember The Fallen At National Memorial Arboretum
The ceremony marked the end of the First World War and paid tribute to those killed in service since 1914.
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Remembrance Armistice Day: Tributes Made To War Dead
A traditional two-minute silence at 11:00 was observed across the country despite the coronavirus pandemic.
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Remembrance Prince Charles And Boris Johnson Join Unknown Warrior Centenary Service
They joined others at a socially-distanced congregation at Westminster Abbey.
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News Extinction Rebellion Protest At Cenotaph Ahead Of Armistice Day Commemorations
Protesters declared "climate change means war" on a banner.
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News BAE Systems Forecasts Better Year After Tax Bill Drops
The defence giant had forecast a decline in earnings per share, but the company said the performance now means this will be better.