Could this US Infantry Squad Vehicle become the British Army's next workhorse?
Forces News got to try out GM Defense's Light Tactical Vehicle – also known in the US Army as the Infantry Squad vehicle.
Forces News got to try out GM Defense's Light Tactical Vehicle – also known in the US Army as the Infantry Squad vehicle.
It is a highly accurate anti-missile system designed to counter incoming ballistic missiles and can track targets up to 1,900 miles away.
THAAD and its associated US support crew will help the Israelis shoot down any incoming ballistic missiles launched by Iran.
A Lockheed WP-3D Orion known as Miss Piggy captures incredible footage of its data-gathering flight through Hurricane Milton.
Warships and aircraft from the UK and US are on standby in the Mediterranean to begin evacuations, if necessary.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency requests military assistance as the death toll from the worst hurricane since Katrina topped 190.
A Russian Su-35 Flanker aircraft performed an unsafe manoeuvre close to a US F-16 fighter jet during an interception mission over Alaska.
Defence Secretary John Healey commits for more UK-delivered nuclear reactor training to be delivered by specialist Royal Navy engineers.
The UK is hosting the Aukus Defence Ministers meeting for the first time, with representatives coming from the United States and Australia.
The third vessel to carry the name USS New Jersey is the first submarine to have been designed for male and female crew members.
The RAF and USAF aircraft based in the UK have taken part in the UK's largest Agile Combat Employment (ACE) exercise.
The US 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment and the 7th Special Operations Squadron carried out a helicopter flyover.
The A variant does not have the B's short take-off/vertical landing capability, and had a road just 30 metres wide on which to land.
National security body ASP says the US military is seeing obesity rates rise while manpower and recruitment are at an all-time low.
Commander Cameron Yaste was ridiculed for firing live rounds from an M27 assault rifle – with the telescopic sight fitted back to front.
Royal Marines assigned to 40 Commando trained with US MV-22B Ospreys, US Navy SEALs and US Marine Corps personnel.