RAF Akrotiri Commemorates Battle Of Britain
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the ceremony was able to go ahead but had to take place outside.
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WWII Battle Of Britain: Sites Listed To Mark 80th Anniversary
The sites listed or upgraded include an air raid shelter featuring murals painted by schoolboys and a disguised pillbox.
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News Defence Intelligence Chief: Adversaries ‘Supercharging’ Techniques
Lieutenant-General Jim Hockenhull has set out the challenges Britain will face in the next decades.
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News RAF Intercepts Russian Reconnaissance Aircraft Off Scottish Coast
British Typhoons scrambled from the British Army’s Leuchars Station and were joined by a Voyager aircraft.
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News Tanks Will Be Part Of Army Future, Defence Secretary Says
Ben Wallace says tanks will be "up to date" and "lethal" after reports the Challenger 2 could be mothballed.
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News MOD Confirms August Strikes On Daesh
Two RAF Reaper Attacks came within the space of one week in Iraq last month.
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News Warring Afghan Sides Launch ‘Historic Peace Negotiations’
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo attended the opening ceremony for talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban.
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News Duxford Battle Of Britain Proms And Air Show Cancelled
The Imperial War Museums say they are "devastated" to cancel the events, citing the "rapidly-changing climate" as UK coronavirus cases rise.
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Navy Coronavirus: HMS Albion Crew Members Test Positive
The rest of the ship's company have sailed into UK waters where they will quarantine on the vessel.
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Royals Camilla Visits HMS Astute In Faslane
Camilla, who is the Lady Sponsor of the Astute Class submarine, thanked crew members for their dedication and commitment.
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Navy Royal Navy Vessels Return Home After Three Years In Gulf
Despite traditional homecomings being cancelled due to coronavirus, family and friends were still able to wave the crews ashore.
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World Novichok: 'Possibly The Most Toxic Man-Made Chemical Ever Produced'
Chemical weapons expert Hamish de Bretton-Gordon talks about the nerve agent, what is does to humans, and whether there is an antidote.
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RAF RAF Marham Gate Guardian To Be Scrapped After No New Home Found
The Cold War-era Victor aircraft had previously been offered for free to anyone who could give her a new home and restore her.
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Mental Health Soldier Swims Across Channel To Raise Mental Health Awareness
Captain James 'Harry' Grantham completed the crossing in 16 hours and 37 minutes.
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Exercises RAF And US Aircraft Part Of 'High-End Fight' Drill Over North Sea
British, American and Dutch personnel have joined efforts for Exercise Point Blank, involving more than 50 aircraft.
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Scotland 'Disappointment' As Highlanders' Museum Reopening Restricted
Only 80% of the collection will be on display, with its temporary exhibition inaccessible.