Good Friday On Forces TV: The Falklands War: Eyewitness And Gurkhas vs Everest
Forget the chocolate, treat yourself to two fascinating documentaries on Forces TV
Forget the chocolate, treat yourself to two fascinating documentaries on Forces TV
From 'Death or Glory' to 'Better To Die Than Live A Coward', these phrases are incredibly inspirational.
Part four of the BFBS Badass Series explores why the Gurkhas are so internationally revered
It comes as 340 new Gurkha trainees were recruited after an adapted selection process due to COVID-19.
How the Anglo-Nepalese War happened, and how the Nepalese became British Army soldiers
The 30-strong unit helped to share a range of soldiering skills that can be used to track and combat poachers.
Adaptations are being made to the selection process, with uncertainty over whether the iconic doko race will go ahead.
The shooting competition culminated in the recruits competing against their instructors.
The recruits volunteered for the 'wet gap crossing' during training in Otterburn, Northumbria.
The Duke of Sussex told fundraisers that, with every step, they should remember they are "helping those who need it most".
In line with COVID-19 measures, the Gurkha recruits were handed their new caps on a pole to maintain social distancing.
The pandemic has forced the British Army to reconsider how it can best recruit and select the next members of the brigade.
VJ Day and the Gurkhas’ role in defeating Imperial Japan
We joined the unit during urban warfare training at Catterick Garrison.
The doko race is a key part of the Gurkha recruitment process.
The challenge saw the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps' support battalion virtually scale the height of the world's three tallest mountains.