Armed Forces at work: Take a look at some stunning images from land, sea and air
The courage and commitment, tenacity and technology of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Army and Royal Air Force on display – in pictures
The courage and commitment, tenacity and technology of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Army and Royal Air Force on display – in pictures
Exercise Pacific Sentil marked the first time members of the Republic of Korea's Navy Special Warfare Group had travelled to the UK
Approved by His Majesty the King, the name change aligns the unit with the naming conventions used throughout the UK Commando Force
The 200-plus musicians are preparing for an event at Horse Guards Parade showing off their manoeuvres as much as their musical talent
A new report suggests 45, 40 and 42 Commandos should be given distinct tasks to enhance specialisation skills
In our poll, which received hundreds of comments and roughly 6,200 votes, 65% said that military traditions and identities should be ...
The 362km mountain trail through the kingdom of Bhutan pushed them to their limits, and raised more than £42,000 for the Royal Marines ...
Major General Buster Howes says interceptions like the one carried out on the Smyrtos are the stock in trade of maritime special forces
His resignation comes amid a backdrop of wrangling within government over funding for the long-delayed military spending plan
More than 200 so-called Russian 'shadow fleet' vessels have entered UK waters since the Prime Minister first threatened to intercept them
The parade marks an important step for the Royal Marines as it transitions into the modern Commando Force
General Sir Gwyn Jenkins, the First Sea Lord and Commandant General Royal Marines, said the name change reflects a decade of transformation
The Government says the figure recognises their dedication and professionalism, with the average military salary rising to £45,710
The King referenced his own service with 845 Naval Air Squadron in his speech at the presentation of new Colours to the Royal Marines
Charles, in his role as Captain General Royal Marines, presents 40, 42, 43 and 45 Commando with the sacred flags that bear his cypher
The latest personnel figures show a short-term improvement in recruitment, set against a longer decline in the military's size