 
    AI-powered swarms that pick their own targets mark the future of drone warfare
Ukraine is believed to have used a drone swarm controlled by AI in combat for the first time, heralding their wider use by both sides
 
    Ukraine is believed to have used a drone swarm controlled by AI in combat for the first time, heralding their wider use by both sides
 
    The British Army has progressed from flying drones to actually fighting with them
 
    More than 600 of these new vehicles have been ordered which can carry out a number of roles on the battlefield
 
    The Royal Artillery has test-fired its new Land Ceptor in the UK for the first time – it's part of the wider Sky Sabre air defence system
 
    BFBS Forces News pays a visit to the Defence College of Technical Training at MOD Lyneham where trainee armourers learn their craft
 
    The Ukrainian armed forces are adopting Nato-standard AR-15-style platforms – one of which is being made in their own country
 
    Take a look at a few camo close-ups and try to identify them – some are easy – but we bet you won't get our sixth bonus one!
 
    The offshore patrol vessel has been fitted with an ingenious lighting system to make helicopter landings safer
 
    BFBS Forces News was the only broadcaster to be granted special access to fire two of the many rifles being pitched to the MOD
 
    The TU-2S, a two-seater variant of the original 1955 U-2 spy plane, was aloft for longer and flew further than ever before
 
    Ukraine's MM-14 digital camouflage pattern is being dropped in favour of a locally produced all-terrain MultiCam variant called MM-25
 
    The Bundeswehr looks set to ditch Flecktarn and Tropentarn and switch to a universal pattern currently worn by special forces
 
    Ukrainian firm Brave1 has developed a Nato-compatible 5.56mm cartridge that contains pellets like a shotgun rather than a standard bullet
 
    In the future, the balloons could also provide a fast internet connection to disaster zones or remote areas with no coverage
 
    BFBS Forces News takes a look at the sidearm in widespread use within the US military - although missile command has suspended its use
 
    Carbines were designed for soldiers mounted on horses, but have been put to use by other types of troops where a shorter weapon is needed