Standard sports bras fall short for women in British Army's basic training, study shows
A new study in partnership with the Army Recruit Health and Performance Research Team calls for fit-for-purpose military-specific designs
A new study in partnership with the Army Recruit Health and Performance Research Team calls for fit-for-purpose military-specific designs
The soldier will get the opportunity to compete for a PDC Tour card after a string of impressive performances
Captain Ella Donnelly is part of an initial squad of 31 players in the hunt for a World Cup spot
They both count some of the most highly trained military personnel on the planet – find out why the two units are so closely matched
General Sir Richard Shirreff was speaking after the PM said UK forces would be deployed in the event of a ceasefire - if Parliament approves
Having a 3D visualisation of the operating environment gives every soldier taking part a better understanding of what lies ahead
Three RCH 155 demonstrator vehicles are being built, based on the Boxer chassis, to help fulfil the Royal Artillery's long-term requirement
Senior figures from across the Armed Forces look back on a year defined by pace and global reach
The group of retired senior Army officers are also calling on Sir Keir Starmer to restrict any dealings with Israel-owned or Israel ...
Sgt Arnold Walton landed in France on D-Day+4
John Healey visited troops from 11 Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Search Regiment, who are on duty 24/7
Mr Pollard has now expanded that order to include those involved in what the MOD calls 'Reliability Growth Trials' (RGT)
Fellow Parachute Regiment soldiers lined the streets of Carterton yesterday as Lance Corporal George Hooley was repatriated
The body of Lance Corporal George Hooley, 28, was brought back to RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire following his death last week
Lance Corporal Charlie Owen was serving in the Welsh Guards when he was found to have died by suicide aged 25 on 11 September 2023
Army sources said scale of work required to assess the safety of the £6.5bn armoured vehicle was far more extensive than first expected