Jungle, desert, the Arctic and an English pub – all under one roof
Could this facility in Hereford, used to train emergency services, the UN and militaries, house the most dangerous street in the world?
Could this facility in Hereford, used to train emergency services, the UN and militaries, house the most dangerous street in the world?
HMS Trent is the first Royal Navy ship to operate in the region for three years.
Recruits are put through a series of difficult physical activities designed to test their motivation and determination.
British soldiers have been training on the huge area since 1972 – but is now the time for troops to be exercising elsewhere?
Major Support Force were vital this year, providing assistance during Operation pitting in Afghanistan, ensuring personnel got out safely.
RAF Typhoons, F-35Bs and US Air Force F-15E fighters, plus other aircraft, took to the skies over the North Sea as part of Ex Point Blank.
Cross-decking exercises have seen US and UK aircraft landing on the flight decks of each other's vessels during Carrier Strike Group 21.
RAF Akrotiri-based 84 Squadron took part in the exercise off the coast of Cyprus alongside personnel from seven other nations.
Royal Marines defeated the US Marine Corps while testing a new formation during a five-day exercise battle in California's Mojave Desert.
It put a new Royal Marines task group to the test, with a Commanding Officer saying the result shows it's "more lethal than ever before".
The reservists from 4 Mercian have been going through their support weapons training on Exercise Saxon Lance.
Training battles on Exercise Green Dagger will prepare 40 Commando for operations under a new task group.
The deployment is seen as the most dangerous peacekeeping mission in the world – more than 240 UN peacekeepers have died in Mali.
The Princess Royal has been Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Corps of Signals for more than 40 years.
The Wales and Lions rugby captain spent time visiting troops on a live-firing range at the Castlemartin Training Area in Pembrokeshire.
The race will see a four-man team of sailors race HMS Albion from Liverpool to Plymouth – a 280-mile route.