COVID: Military To Begin Giving Vaccines In Scotland
More than 200 members of the Armed Forces will soon be supporting the vaccine rollout in Scotland.
More than 200 members of the Armed Forces will soon be supporting the vaccine rollout in Scotland.
UK troops deployed on the peacekeeping mission in Mali recently conducted their first patrol, involving 200 personnel and 60 vehicles.
James Heappey told the Commons military chiefs have been “considering” the issue.
This year's Army Film and Photographic Competition winners have been announced.
Major Rachel Reynolds works in NHS hospitals across Yorkshire, as well as serving as a reservist with 212 Field Hospital.
An intense running challenge to raise money for MIND and ABF The Soldier's Charity
The Ministry of Defence has been assisting with the investigation.
Tests showed the new Multi-Coloured Camouflage Scheme drastically reduced detection and recognition in critical short-range.
Brigadier Phil Prosser says a high injection tempo must be balanced with separate factors for good progress to continue.
The contents of the suspicious package found in Wales have now been removed for analysis.
Royal Logistic Corps personnel will take on driving shifts, after being trained by the ambulance service staff.
The riflemen are testing their infantry skills over the next few days on a range of challenges to see who is the best.
The actor said it was "a great privilege" to be given the position and that he is looking forward to getting involved with the battalion.
Eighty-five per cent of the fashion retailer's workforce in Burnley has now been tested under the pilot.
The thermal sight technology will enhance soldiers’ ability to find and identify targets, providing crucial targeting information.
The presiding coroner said: "Paddy McElhone was an innocent man shot in cold blood without warning when he was no threat to anyone."