
British Army drone operators trained in tactical, not just technical, thinking
Their technical competence is a given, so the Army's now making sure they're practical and tactical
Their technical competence is a given, so the Army's now making sure they're practical and tactical
Rear Admiral Andrew Betton, the Director of Joint Warfare and Strategic Command, has explained what's being learned from the war in Ukraine
Drone hobbyists forced to turn their passion into a business amid full-scale conflict with Russia
The Type 23 frigate sailed from Portland to London for DSEI, having returned to service earlier this year.
For the first time, a pilotless drone has performed a successful landing on HMS Prince of Wales, showing the advancements in naval and drone ...
We did a question and answer session with the manufacturer of the new KS-1 rifle to find out more
Rheinmetall's new unmanned extreme terrain vehicle promises to help friendly forces in unfriendly terrain
The announcement of a new BAE office in Ukraine has reportedly provoked threats by Russia.
BFBS invites attendees of DSEI to learn more about the pioneering military charity and media organisation.
With Kevlar estimated to be 85 times more expensive than steel, the new process appears both environmentally and financially efficient
Professor Peter Lee from the University of Portsmouth spoke to Forces News about the uses drones can have.
F-16 flight training expected to start in October at the Morris Air National Guard Base in Tucson, Arizona.
Videos have been shared on social media allegedly showing the Ukrainian Navy attacking Russian assets using unmanned drones.
The Ukrainian Navy have successfully launched drone attacks against Russia, but could they soon begin a new form of attack?
How the first tank Germany built after the Second World War became the most sustainable in the world.
British forces on the battlefield will benefit from the 'TRINITY' system which will help the UK connect with allies.