Soldier's son honours his father's memory after being killed on operations in Iraq
Twenty-three years after his ATO father's death in Iraq while clearing unexploded ordnance , Ben Muir unveils a lasting legacy at DM Kineton
Twenty-three years after his ATO father's death in Iraq while clearing unexploded ordnance , Ben Muir unveils a lasting legacy at DM Kineton
Calvin Bailey, who commanded the RAF's Air Mobility Force during Op Pitting, spoke to BFBS Forces News about how it led to his move into ...
Operation Pitting in Afghanistan was one of the biggest evacuations of civilians since the Second World War.
An in-depth look at what happened when the Taliban took the Afghan capital of Kabul in 2021
Reported involvement of UK Special Forces in the 2022 leak has led to calls for greater accountability
The 2022 data breach involved the details of nearly 19,000 people who had applied to move to the UK after the Taliban seized power
Ministers announced 884 decisions, affecting ex-soldiers from two elite units known as the Triples, had been overturned
Brad Carter, co-founder of Cerberus Tech, speaks about his journey from watching BFBS in Afghanistan to working with them today
Jon White was serving as Captain in command of Reconnaissance Troop, 40 Commando in Afghanistan, when he stood on an IED, losing both of his ...
The US president caused anger and upset after suggesting US forces were the only ones fighting on the frontline in Afghanistan
Major (Ret'd) Chris Hunter describes UK soldiers' actions alongside their US counterparts in Afghanistan as the epitome of honour and duty
The Armed Forces Minister previously served five tours in Afghanistan and was awarded a Military Cross
General Sir Patrick Sanders was sent to a polo match to try to ease restrictions on bringing Afghans to the UK following a major data breach
A Letter of Claim has been sent to the government following the leak in 2022
Gareth Wood was awarded the Military Cross after he defused five IEDs, helping the crews of two Royal Welsh Mastiffs get to safety
The claims were made at the public inquiry examining allegations of unlawful killings by the SAS in Afghanistan