Military photographer recalls brutality after being eye to eye with the Taliban
When Petty Officer Ben Shread deployed to Kabul in August 2021, he was the only UK military photographer in theatre.
When Petty Officer Ben Shread deployed to Kabul in August 2021, he was the only UK military photographer in theatre.
The end of the Kabul evacuation on 28 August 2021 also ended two decades of UK military engagement in Afghanistan.
Many believed the conflict would be over in days; it's now six months since the invasion.
The former Royal Marine Commando has given an account of the final six days in Kabul in his book.
Veteran John Carson was put in touch with Kouchai after he volunteered to offer support to Afghan families moving into his area.
An in-depth look at what happened when the Taliban took the Afghan capital of Kabul one year ago.
As Kabul fell, UK soldiers received messages from interpreters they worked with and ANA soldiers they mentored.
Gen Sir Nick Carter said expectations raised through the presence of coalition forces in Afghanistan have been "horribly shattered".
Ben Wallace's comments come one year after the British Military operation to evacuate Kabul.
An Afghan has told Forces News how officer training colleagues at Sandhurst saved the life of him and his partner.
The Home Secretary said the UK effort was "seismic" and showed a "bond of trust" with Afghans who had helped British forces.
Operation Pitting in Afghanistan was one of the biggest evacuations of civilians since the Second World War.
1 Military Working Dog Regiment deployed in support of the mission to evacuate UK nationals and eligible Afghans from Kabul.
Operation Pitting involved 100 flights, evacuating 15,000 people in just 16 days.
The former Royal Marine also paid an emotional tribute to Birmingham.
Two Hellfire missiles used by the US were fired and ended al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri's life in Kabul.