Military Personnel In Cyprus Help Raise €44,000 For Charity
They cycled 153km across the Mediterranean island to raise funds for two charities.
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RAF RAF Promotes Use Of Gender-Inclusive Pronouns
An "Air Force fit for the 21st century" could see an airman or airwoman referred to as an air-per, as part of moves to encourage diversity.
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Technology Defence Secretary: UK In 'Very Real Race For Technological Advantage'
Ben Wallace made the comments as he announced a new strategy aimed at boosting technology and innovation in the UK Armed Forces.
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Army Sandhurst Hosts 2020 Pace Sticking Competition
International travel bans and strict social distancing rules regarding coronavirus meant this year's event was different from the norm.
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Royal Marines 10-Year-Old's Camp Out Raises £86,000 For Local Hospice
Max Woosey, the son of a Royal Marine, has spent more than 200 nights camping out in his garden for charity.
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Navy Navy Officer Sent Home From Nuclear Submarine In US
The Royal Navy officer was sent home from HMS Vigilant after arriving at work to take charge of nuclear missiles while unfit for duty.
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Technology Tempest: Fighter Project Tipped To Offer 'Significant Economic Benefits' To UK
Preliminary data on the UK’s future combat air programme suggests the fighters could support 20,000 jobs each year.
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USA Harry Dunn: Mother Makes Plea To US Presidential Candidate Joe Biden
Harry Dunn died after being involved in a collision while riding his motorbike near RAF Croughton in Northamptonshire last year.
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Middle East Armenia And Azerbaijan Accuse Each Other Of Violating New Ceasefire
The truce came into force on 18 October and is the second attempt to establish a ceasefire since fighting began.
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Iran UN Arms Embargo On Iran Expires Despite US Objections
Iran’s economy remains crippled by broad-reaching American sanctions.
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Remembrance Defence Secretary Urges Troops To Get Behind Poppy Appeal
Ben Wallace is encouraging personnel to support The Royal British Legion’s annual Remembrance appeal amid coronavirus restrictions.
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News Well-Wishers Gather Outside Barracks To Welcome Migrant ‘New Neighbours’
Local residents assembled at Napier Barracks in Folkestone, Kent, on Saturday.
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WWII Young Director To Have WWII Film Released On Streaming Services
Elliott Hasler’s feature-length film, which he started when he was just 14, is to be streamed on services including Amazon and Sky.
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Black History Month Black History Month: West Indian Contribution In WW2 'Beyond Doubt'
Royal Air Force and Royal Navy veteran Allan Wilmot described his wartime service for Black History Month during a 2018 interview.
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Navy HMS Prince Of Wales: Investigation Underway After Leak On Navy Carrier
Personnel removed water from a compartment on the ship, following an issue with an internal system on board.
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RAF Final RAF Firefighter Trainees At Manston Close To Completing Training
The Royal Air Force is leaving the base after six decades as the service's firefighting training moves to Gloucestershire.