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England v Germany: RAF And German Commanders Wish The Teams 'Good Luck'
British and German military commanders whose personnel are currently training together in Romania have wished England and Germany's football sides good luck ahead of their Euro 2020 clash.
A warning to Europe from Ukraine's frontlines
Elizabeth Bullock is a Russian warfare expert, who has set up her own consulting company Prammavox and is providing valuable military insight and briefings to military units and institutions around the country.
They're not just ceremonial: Grenadier Guards turn 370
While most people associate the Grenadier Guards with its ceremonial role, the guardsmen in Army's most senior regiment are fighting soldiers first, and have been so for 370 years
Opportunity to shape future of those who serve, Veterans Minister says
Louise Sandher-Jones has been promoted to Armed Forces Minister, and Calvin Bailey has been appointed as Veterans and People Minister in a ministerial reshuffle. Mr Bailey served in the RAF for more than 20 years before entering politics.
Boarding shadow fleet tanker gets seal of approval
Boarding the Russian shadow fleet vessel Smyrtos to curb the illegal trafficking of oil was the correct action to take, former Commandant General of the Royal Marines, Major General Buster Howes, has said. "We need to show we have control," he said.
Royal Navy welcomes HMS Stirling Castle in commissioning ceremony
Starting life as the MV Island Crown before being bought by the Ministry of Defence for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary, she will become a key part of the service's frontline mine warfare capability.
Royal Marines impress at annual Navy Boxing Championships
Fresh faces from across the Royal Navy and the Royal Marines put up memorable performances at the Royal Navy boxing championships
How did the Chinook and Apache get their names?
The US Army has a long history of naming its rotary-wing aircraft after Native American peoples – and the UK inherits these names too
Personnel now looking for leadership, says veteran
Former Intelligence Corps soldier Jonny Ball says all eyes within the Armed Forces community will be on who replaces John Healey in the wake of the Defence Secretary's shock resignation
UK boarding operations: Why the hesitancy at the tip of the spear?
Speaking to BFBS Forces News, Professor Basil Germond explains the complexities of the law of the seas, the factors at play, and why the boarding of Russia's so-called shadow fleet may pose more risk than reward for the UK.
Underground deemed safer than overground in wars of tomorrow
With the ever-increasing threat posed by drones and automated weapons systems above ground, defence tech companies are investigating ways to tunnel through the Earth's crust to provide safer resupply and extraction routes














































