Anna Birtwhistle's stunning strike seals British Army's Southern Counties win over Jersey
The Royal Artillery soldier put in a captain's performance to inspire her side's victory.
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Technology China's robot dog is a master of the ice – and could end up being a master of war
The six-legged robot has been tested by China in the Arctic for scientific research, but military use could easily follow.
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Netball British Army tested against world-class Malawi side at Loughborough University
The British Army faced off the Malawi National Team in a friendly fixture.
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News Last of the Royal Navy Historic Flight's aircraft finds new home with Navy Wings
The historic Fairey Swordfish LS326 is to join the Fly Navy Heritage Trust Collection.
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Invictus Games Vancouver-Whistler 2025 reveals the medals for the upcoming Invictus Games
Up to 550 athletes from 23 nations and across 11 adaptive sports will compete for up to 462 medals across nine days of competition.
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Royal Marines Any time, anywhere: Commando Merlins now carrier-capable for global ops
Twenty-five Merlins have been modified to Mk4/4a standard so they can provide air manoeuvre support to UK forces around the globe.
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Russia Watch: Nuclear-powered Russian icebreaker tears open bow after collision
Russia's nuclear-powered icebreaker 50 Years of Victory crashed into a cargo ship in the Kara Sea.
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Navy Adversary attack simulation to help prepare UK troops gets new £173m boost
A contract, worth £173m, will see aircraft used to simulate air-to-air combat, missile attacks and attacks on ships from aircraft.
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Special forces UK veterans complete 600km of camelback journey inspired by Lawrence of Arabia
The Nasir, Bekri, Tayi and Lawrence Tribute Trek is raising money for the Special Forces Club Benevolent Fund.
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Navy Navy's smallest warships brave the Arctic as Nato trains for extreme cold warfare
The fast patrol craft will operate in freezing conditions as they take part in training alongside Royal Marines and other allied forces.
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USA Pilot safe after ejecting from stricken F-35 Lightning II which crashed in fireball
The incident happened within the fence line of Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska, with pilot having safely ejected at very low altitude.
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RAF RAF Lossiemouth's Poseidon squadron joins forces with four allies to enhance cooperation
Maritime forces took part in the first Joint Exploration and Discussion of Initiatives symposium of 2025.
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Tri-Service Climate change has direct impact on military power and operations, MPs warned
Armida Van Rij, head of the Europe Programme at Chatham House, said global warming could also result in a humanitarian disaster response.
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Sport New RV points will help veterans reunite on annual Army v Navy match day
Many people were disappointed last year with the removal of corps marquees at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham.
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Weapons and Kit New XTRAIM small arms sight set to boost battlefield precision with next-gen tech
Thales has introduced its new XTRAIM gun sight, insisting that it will improve survivability and operational success in combat.
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Army Guard of honour from Coldstream Guards welcomes Dutch defence chief to Army HQ
The Dutch Minister of Defence, Ruben Brekelmans, was a guest of Defence Secretary John Healey during his visit. Coldstream Guards welcome ...