642 died beside our allies – PM's tribute after JD Vance's 'hasn't fought a war' jibe
Sir Keir Starmer remembered the sacrifice of UK troops in Afghanistan and Iraq following the US Vice President's controversial remarks.
Sir Keir Starmer remembered the sacrifice of UK troops in Afghanistan and Iraq following the US Vice President's controversial remarks.
The Afghanistan Inquiry held a series of closed hearings in which members of the special forces have given evidence about the alleged ...
Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard said Labour inherited a large number of applications but was committed to improving the system.
A UK Afghanistan Veterans Community survey of 1,500 former military personnel finds more should be done to commemorate their contribution.
The Afghanistan Veterans Community marched as a contingent at the Cenotaph, with General Sir Patrick Sanders among them.
Royal Marines veteran Al Carns attended an event honouring the 10th anniversary of the end of combat operations in Afghanistan.
A number of veterans shared how their deployment to Afghanistan shaped them on this week's Sitrep podcast.
Former Royal Marine Mark Ormrod speaks to BFBS Forces News about his memories of the war in Afghanistan, 10 years since Operation Herrick.
Major General Richard Nugee was there in the very final days of the UK's withdrawal from Helmand and joined this week's Sitrep podcast.
The Ministry of Defence is looking at around 2,000 Triples cases, with 25% of the previous decisions expected to be overturned.
The UK Afghanistan Veterans Community will officially be launched during the 10th anniversary of the conclusion of Operation Herrick.
The process of evacuating British nationals from another country is called a Non-Combatant Evacuation Operation.
The Afghanistan Inquiry is examining whether a special forces unit had a policy of executing males of fighting age who posed no threat.
It's now three years since the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan, and a retired colonel says more must be done to help the interpreters.
The British Army Chief of General Staff (CGS) presented his coin to the team for their hard work and dedication.
The former veterans minister no longer faces a possible prison sentence, despite refusing to hand over names to the Afghanistan Inquiry.