
British Army to train a further 180 Ukrainian soldiers in mental health first aid
The Combat Stress Signposting Course was introduced following a rise in recruits being exposed to trauma and struggling with mental health.
The Combat Stress Signposting Course was introduced following a rise in recruits being exposed to trauma and struggling with mental health.
Former captain Harpreet Chandi aims to become the first woman to trek solo and unsupported to the North Pole next year.
Lieutenant Commander Ali Aindow spoke to BFBS Radio from the Atlantic as the Royal Navy's ocean rowing team continued in the race.
The battle for Bastogne saw US troops surrounded in Belgium, but maintain the defence of the city – as well as inspiring Band of Brothers.
Here are some of the best moments caught on camera by troops, sailors and aviators throughout what has been an incredible year.
The papier-mâché trophy is awarded to the most creative country based at Fort Novosel in Alabama.
Troops from the Royal Regiment of Scotland have been taking part in their annual Christmas blanket decorating competition.
Sir Keir Starmer and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky discuss possible changes to the training being given to Kyiv's recruits.
The former soldier, who served in Northern Ireland and the Falklands, was described as physically commanding and a natural leader.
The radio frequency directed energy weapon disables drones due to its disruptive effect, unlike laser weapons such as DragonFire.
The 900 personnel in Estonia are among the 10,000 members of the Armed Forces deployed overseas during the festive period.
Four military teams are battling the elements to race across the Atlantic Ocean in the World's Toughest Row.
In a message recorded by BFBS Forces News, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin wished a Happy Christmas to all personnel and those who support them.
Should Ukraine's president lower the age of conscription from 25 to 18 years to reinforce his Armed Forces?
There are plans to build 265 houses and apartments at RAF Brize Norton and 300 new properties at Catterick Garrison.
Major General Simon Lalor's study finds only seven out of every 100 applicants to the Army Reserve actually end up joining,