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Gurkhas Carry Out Riot Training With NATO Allies In Kosovo
The training is part of 'KFOR' - the peace support mission NATO has been running since the end of the Kosovo War in 1999.
Wargame tests UK's battlefield casualty response
More than 100 military experts, clinicians and civil servants took part in a wargame to test the UK's response to frontline casualties in the event of an overseas conflict.
Subs to benefit from extra dry docks at HMNB Clyde
The planned construction of three floating docks at HMNB Clyde aims to increase the availability of boats by the next decade, fixing the bottleneck in submarine maintenance due to the ageing infrastructure of British ports
Light Cavalry HAC passes fit-for-role inspection 2026
Members of the Light Cavalry Honourable Artillery Company have proved they are fit for role for another year after passing their annual inspection
Britons facing frank conversation on defence and security
General Sir Roly Walker, Chief of the General Staff, says the business of soldiering has returned to the national psyche and the country's days of not having to think about fighting a war are over
Army duo Bethan Dainton and Jade Mullen head to historic World Cup debut with Wales
British Army rugby stars Bombardier Bethan Dainton and WO2 Jade Mullen sit down with BFBS Sport ahead of Wales' historic debut at the Women's Rugby League World Cup.
Replace icebreaker capability as quickly as possible, Navy urged
The Royal Navy's only ice patrol vessel, HMS Protector, has been towed into Devonport, reportedly with double engine failure, raising fresh concerns over what message that sends to Argentina
HMS Richmond towed out of Devonport ahead of scrapping
The Type 23 frigate was towed out of HMNB Devonport on her way to Portsmouth prior to being scrapped - HMS Richmond is being decommissioned as the maritime service looks to invest in becoming a Hybrid Navy
Biological weapons on the battlefield
If Britain's enemies were to unleash a biological weapon, how prepared are the Armed Forces to respond?
Royal Marine tests underwater military drone in his own pond to avoid red tape
Appearing before a House of Lords Committee, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting acknowledged the Government needed to do more to remove the "regulatory handcuffs" which were preventing defence companies from building new weapons technology.
The blood, sweat and service pride behind the Navy’s boxing rivalry with the Irish
Go behind the scenes at a packed Portsmouth venue as the Royal Navy boxing team goes toe-to-toe with the Irish Defence Forces in a high-stakes showdown.
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