Exclusive: Soldiers facing medical discharge over Ajax injuries despite minister's safety claims
Three soldiers face losing their jobs two weeks after Defence Minister Luke Pollard said noise and vibration issues with Ajax had been fixed
Three soldiers face losing their jobs two weeks after Defence Minister Luke Pollard said noise and vibration issues with Ajax had been fixed
Specialists from 216 (Parachute) Signal Squadron have been putting the equipment through its paces in the demanding conditions of Belize
The multi-role stealth fighters have been conducting exercises that span from the Mediterranean to the Indo-Pacific
The fully autonomous X-BAT can fly more than 2,000 nautical miles and even engage in dogfights
The Army's new AFV has an advanced suite of electronics that helps it detect threats and pass on that info to other friendly units
The US president wants to see electromagnetic catapults dumped in favour of 1950s tech on the US Navy's aircraft carriers
Detection is the first line of defence, and the capability of the Iris radar has been enhanced with the help of feedback from the frontline
The long-range Storm Shadow missile has a powerful warhead that can be used against land targets, bunkers and buildings
It is understood that the cost would cover the initial deployment of troops and aircraft, and is a separate cost to the £4.5bn in military ...
The quest for advanced, multi-domain, integrated force protection technology is part of an MOD programme called Talos
The Viking uncrewed ground vehicle has recently been tested in the Baltic region during a Joint Expeditionary Force deployment
The Magura naval drone was loaded with fibre optic attack drones capable of performing ambush missions from afar
Patriot missile defence batteries are proving less effective against Russian hypersonic missiles, which may have been treated to an upgrade
Over 200 members of the battalion deployed to the Baltic State to work alongside Latvian forces as well as soldiers from Canada and Italy
Following ongoing sightings of supposed Russian UAVs entering Nato allies' airspace, the alliance has backed plans to put up a drone wall
Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte has backed plans to construct a drone wall to protect the alliance's eastern flank – we take a look at the ...