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Ex Saber Junction: UK One Of 14 Nations In Huge Germany Test
Interoperability between US and allied troops has been examined, with more than 4,000 personnel involved.
No bribes, no shortcuts: Searching for the next generation of Gurkhas
The selection process to join the prestigious British Army Gurkha regiment is one of the most competitive in the world, and some hopefuls will do anything to get in – exposing them to corruption and bribery.
Meet the legend on a mission to save Navy rugby's Inter Service campaign
Former player, captain and now head coach Ben Priddey has been put in charge of the Royal Navy men's rugby union team - a change that happened just two weeks before the first game.
Tactical Medical Wing: RAF team behind global patient evacuation
From aeromedical evacuation to preparing for infectious disease cases, the RAF's Tactical Medical Wing is on call around the clock as it marks 30 years at Brize Norton.
The RAF unit ready for evacuations, outbreaks and operations worldwide
Based at RAF Brize Norton, the Tactical Medical Wing is available to defence 24/7, moving patients from around the world and helping medical teams deploy at short notice.
Princess Anne salutes Royal Navy's next generation
Princess Anne took the salute at Britannia Royal Naval College as 155 future Royal Navy leaders passed out at Lord High Admiral's Divisions in Dartmouth
2026 UK Armed Forces T20 cricket: Watch every wicket live from Lord's
UK Armed Forces T20 cricket will return to Lord's Cricket Ground on 23 April and you can watch every wicket live with BFBS Sport.
Manosphere's impact on misogyny and harassment
The manosphere has made it harder to stop misogyny and sexual harassment in the military, the head of the Army has said. Sian Grzeszczyk Melbourne has looked into how the manosphere is affecting the Army.
When does an order become an illegal one?
The attacks carried out on legitimate Iranian targets during Operation Epic Fury do not align with President Trump's over-the-top and controversial rhetoric – find out what constitutes an illegal order
Pollard says he's sick and tired of armchair generals
The Forces News survey, which asked if public remarks about the military being "underprepared" had negatively impacted morale among serving personnel, saw 86% out of roughly 2,900 respondents say they had.
No excuses, First Sea Lord says, after predecessor's alleged actions
Admiral Sir Ben Key was sacked in July last year following an investigation into an alleged relationship with a female colleague. His replacement General Sir Gwyn Jenkins said there are no excuses and the Navy's standards apply to everyone
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