'Which Movie Is This?': How British Veteran Remembers 9/11 Reaction
Retired Colonel Ash Alexander-Cooper spoke to Forces News about his memories of the attack and how it impacted his life and service.
Retired Colonel Ash Alexander-Cooper spoke to Forces News about his memories of the attack and how it impacted his life and service.
Biggin Hill airfield welcomed 11 veterans to watch some of the aircraft they once flew.
James Heappey told Forces News that now is "the right time to be focusing" on the mental health of Afghanistan veterans.
Despite losing both his legs and right arm in Afghanistan, Andy Reid is proud of the sacrifices UK military personnel made in the country.
Veterans' groups are campaigning to help people who made it onto evacuation flights, but left everything they had, behind.
Mr Farthing has apologised for the "incredibly embarrassing" language he used in a voicemail to a Government aide.
The Army veteran beat his sixth place performance in Rio and fourth place at two Commonwealth Games.
Ben Wallace says supporters of ex-Marine Pen Farthing have 'taken up too much time" in Kabul evacuation effort.
The former paratrooper has won bronze in the men's C1-3 1,000m Time Trial, adding to the gold he won earlier in the competition.
The Royal Marine veteran has asked the Taliban for "safe passage into the airport" for his convoy of charity staff and animals.
Royal Marines veteran was flown out of Afghanistan following a bomb blast in 2011, and is now part of the Paralympics TV team in Tokyo.
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has said Pen Farthing, his staff and animals will be able to leave on their chartered flight.
Former Royal Marine's claim that he has been "cut off" from MOD support line is "b*****ks", Ben Wallace says in an interview.
Former Royal Marine Paul Farthing said he would not leave the staff of his Nowzad animal charity until their safety was confirmed.
Paul 'Pen' Farthing posted an image on Twitter appearing to show rows of empty seats, calling it "scandalous".
Flt Lt James Wilthew fears for the safety of the people he feels responsible for in Afghanistan.