There's no room for error: Gurkhas get to grips with urban warfare training
The trainee riflemen have been learning the tactics and drills to fight successfully in an urban environment
The trainee riflemen have been learning the tactics and drills to fight successfully in an urban environment
A service held by the Queen's Gurkha Engineers honours a man known for discipline, heart and cheeky sense of humour
The former Royal Marines colonel reflected on the life of the renowned British-Nepali mountaineer shortly after his body was recovered
The former Gurkha and Special Boat Service veteran was among 10 climbers killed in an avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak
More than 300 trainees have been assigned to their cap badges, marking a major milestone in their transition to fully fledged soldiers
BFBS Forces News reporter Tim Cooper recalls his interview – and some tough physical exercise – with the former soldier and SBS operative
The Nepal Cup final takes place during the Brigade of Gurkhas' annual Bhela at Queens Avenue in Aldershot
One of the Gurkhas single-handedly charged and captured two enemy machine guns, earning him the Victoria Cross, during the fighting in Burma
The 1st Battalion, Royal Gurkha Rifles beat the Queen's Gurkas Signals Regiment by 1-0 to win the Nepal Cup in Aldershot
More than 320 trainee riflemen are at the crossover stage between Phase One and Two infantry training, en route to joining an elite brigade
He became the first double above-amputee to reach the summit of the seven tallest mountains on every continent on Earth
The 2026 Nepal Cup final will be shown live on the BFBS Forces News YouTube channel
The King's Gurkha Artillery is expected to grow to more than 500 personnel by 2029 in support of the Army's future requirements
The trainee riflemen deployed to Whitby to test their English language skills and to learn a bit more about UK culture
The unit was stood up last year with personnel transferred from other Gurkha units, but has now taken in its first soldiers as direct entry
With places so limited, many hopefuls are left exposed to bribery and corruption in an effort to gain a place in the British Army