BATUK personnel allegedly engaged in rape, assault and child abandonment, report finds
The Kenyan inquiry claimed that many victims of sexual violence reported that cases were dropped or mishandled by local authorities
The Kenyan inquiry claimed that many victims of sexual violence reported that cases were dropped or mishandled by local authorities
The Finnish conscript was part of Exercise Northern Axe at Vuosanka training area, where members of 3 Rifles are also training
In his new role, Major Rob Treasure will help manage Queen Camilla's schedule and accompany her on public and overseas engagements
New data from the MOD shows more people are joining the regular Army than leaving - a first in four years
Members of 3 Para take on the hot and humid environment, thick vegetation and wildlife on Exercise Mayan Cyclone – for a whole month
BFBS Forces News understands some vehicles have already had remedial work carried out and are back in action, especially those on operations
BFBS Forces News reporter Will Hollis gets a taste of Nepal as the community in Cyprus cook up a couple of tasty dishes
Balaklava Company, 5th Battalion the Royal Regiment of Scotland, will now take up the job as the next King's Guard in London
Queen Camilla was speaking ahead of an awards dinner to celebrate the achievements of The Rifles at the Guildhall
The new Cyber Direct Entry Scheme brings in people with technical expertise who might not have otherwise joined the Armed Forces
Luke Pollard says he was given reassurances in writing that the Army's new armoured fighting vehicle was safe for personnel to operate
The secretary of the SAS Regimental Association tells BFBS Forces News of their concerns for historic prosecutions over Troubles operations
During her engagement in Belize, she met personnel and lit a fire as she was shown survival skills in the jungle
Troops from the Army Air Corps and Royal Artillery have been going up against one another on Exercise Pinion Titan
Use of the Army's newest armoured fighting vehicle has been suspended after yet more soldiers experienced health problems
The loitering munition can strike targets from far away - and Armed Forces Minister Al Carns says British troops will be getting it too