Sons and daughters must be ready to fight amid growing threat from Russia, CDS warns
Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton says the price of maintaining peace is getting more costly as Moscow continues to build its armed forces
Sian Grzeszczyk Melbourne is an award-winning journalist with more than 17 years of experience, including nearly a decade reporting for the BBC. She was based at RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus for two years, is a military spouse and was the first British journalist to fly in a US Army Apache attack helicopter and even briefly take the controls. Sian specialises in covering the RAF, politics, military chiefs and military royal engagements.
Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton says the price of maintaining peace is getting more costly as Moscow continues to build its armed forces
General Sir Gwyn Jenkins says a new force made up of AI, warships and aircraft will defend underwater infrastructure
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A new breed of operators graduate from the Cyber Direct Entry Scheme and join the newly formed Defence Cyber and Electromagnetic Force
The Bill, which prompted opposition due to concerns over historical prosecutions, is currently passing through Parliament
The new Cyber Direct Entry Scheme brings in people with technical expertise who might not have otherwise joined the Armed Forces
Chancellor Rachel Reeves made little mention of defence spending in her Budget speech
Members of the Northern Ireland Veterans Movement levied personal criticisms towards Al Carns over the new legislation
FN also designed the GPMG, but hopes its new machine gun will be adopted by the Army as an assault weapon at section level
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Thousands of serving personnel are expected to receive compensation following the MOD's decision to settle out of court
Sir Lindsay Hoyle was addressing 400 MPs and standing just metres away from what is believed to be one of the original 6,000 Shahed drones
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BFBS Forces News was shown the cloak, which conceals the wearer from detection by thermal imagery, during Exercise Green Dagger
Sian Grzeszczyk Melbourne explains what it was like on Exercise Green Dagger, which saw members of both the UK and US Marines take part