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Personnel at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst threw Rang, a coloured powder, at one another as part of the annual Holla Mohalla festival

Centuries-old Sikh military festival Holla Mohalla takes place at Sandhurst

020426 AI-powered drones to detect explosive threats CREDIT MOD

British Army trials AI drones to spot explosives and keep troops out of harm's way

The Army received 108,000 applications to join in the 12 months to 30 September 2025, according to the latest quarterly personnel stats

Number of people applying to join the Army falls but RAF and Royal Navy mark increases

The FFL hunt for gold mining gangs in French Guiana

Inside the hot, humid and hostile 'green hell' where French Foreign Legion test their mettle

020426 'The Yomper' taken of Corporal Robinson, 45 Commando, yomping to Port Stanley during the Falklands War CREDIT Pete Holdgate

44 years later: Remembering the Falklands conflict, a defiant stand for sovereignty

Sailor Malan and Dr Malan Spitfire ace CRED Dr Malan

Courage and skill: Relative of Battle of Britain 'Top Gun' praises new RAF drone aces

Steve Prest argues that selling HMS Mersey, Severn and Tyne to Uruguay frees up sailors for the new Type 31s

Montevideo calling? Why selling OPVs to Uruguay is a great call for the Royal Navy

As part of the 15th Scottish Infantry Division, Harold landed with thousands of others at Arromanches-les-Bain in Normandy, 1944

Surprise birthday party honours 103-year-old D-Day veteran believed to be Cyprus' last

The First Sea Lord said, according to a defence probe last year, the Royal Navy would not be war-ready until the end of this decade

First Sea Lord admits Royal Navy is 'not ready for war' amid criticism from the US

010426 Littoral Strike Craft CREDIT BAE Systems

Double the speed, stealthier and uncrewed: Future Royal Marines multi-purpose landing craft