Celebrating excellence: Finalists announced for awards shining a light on veteran talent
The British Forces in Business Awards returns for its ninth year, celebrating those shaping civilian careers after leaving the military
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USA Former Royal Marine recounts his time on Exercise Purple Star and the tragedy that unfolded
BFBS Forces News Archive Researcher Richard White was deployed to Camp Lejeune in 1996
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Tri-Service Naval power vs land forces: Tough choices to be made on defence budget spending
The as-yet unpublished Defence Investment Plan may have money for all three services, but it raises some questions if there is a shortfall
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Politics 'Deeply disappointing': Defence Readiness Bill omission from King's speech sparks criticism
Plans for new powers to prepare the UK for a potential conflict were not included in the King's Speech
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USA Remembering Purple Star 1996: A major UK-US exercise with a lasting human cost
Purple Star was a test of collaborative warfare at a time when the US and UK were adapting to the uncertainty after the Cold War
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Rugby Union Rewatch all matches of the 2026 Inter Service Championships on-demand with BFBS
Every game of the men's and women's championship will be broadcast live by BFBS
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Veterans 'Light at the end of the tunnel' for personnel and veterans in hearing loss judgment
It is believed that up to 70,000 serving and former personnel may be eligible for hearing damage compensation
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Tri-Service Chief of Defence Staff warns greater demands ahead for UK Armed Forces in future ops
Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton was speaking at an event celebrating the role military families play in supporting personnel
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Military Life BFBS signs game-changing 10-year contract with the MOD in new era of defence
The agreement comes at a crucial moment and demonstrates the importance of BFBS's services for the British military community worldwide and ...
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Mental Health Divorce in the forces: Practical advice from an RAF veteran turned breakup coach
Former Provost Officer Christine Paterson-Deacon helps others navigate the emotional turmoil of breakups and divorce
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Tri-Service Half of young people wouldn't fight for their country, youth survey shows
The survey found that young people with degrees are more likely to fight for the country compared to those without degrees
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Opinion Money's powerful, but it can't buy capacity: Building strong defence industrial base takes time
Della Heptinstall, an Associate at Walker Morris, says a strong industrial base is essential for rapid military capability in crises
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Sport Army rugby international and Navy hockey star win big prizes at UKAF Sports Awards
British Army and Fiji rugby star Manuqalo Komaitai is the 2026 UKAF Sportswoman of the Year
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Rugby Union UK Armed Forces under-23s lose late to Bristol University despite spirited comeback
The future of forces rugby were part of an entertaining clash at Coombe Dingle Sports Complex
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Sport Celebrate the best of military sport again with the UK Armed Forces Sports Awards
Who won UKAF sport's top gongs?
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Politics Defence Minister 'sick and tired of armchair generals' in response to BFBS audience poll
Of roughly 2,900 votes, 86% of you said public remarks about the military being "underprepared" had negatively affected serving personnel ...