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The nation celebrates the King's Birthday with Trooping the Colour parade
During the parade, a junior officer carried the King's Colour (Regimental flag) through the ranks, a tradition from ancient times to help soldiers recognise their flag in battle. Today it is a celebration of the monarch's birthday, symbolising unity.
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.
How is tank warfare changing in the drone age?
Newly released footage from the Ukrainian military shows a tank attack near the Russian border while drones battle overhead. The vehicles are heavily protected by an anti-drone lattice of rods, which give them a dandelion-like appearance.
Merlin airlifts historic cannon for restoration work
A Merlin Mk2 from 814 Naval Air Squadron at RNAS Culdrose airlifted the 18 guns individually from St Michael's Mount to the Cornish mainland where they are now being sent to a conservation specialist
HMS Dauntless and five Ukrainian minehunters on Ex Lion Protector
Five Ukrainian minehunters took part in the drills, which ended with the ships sailing in close formation alongside Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dauntless in the eastern Solent.
Geran: The Russian jet-powered mass-produced drone
Russia is producing 3,000 jet-powered drones a month and, combined with Russian ballistic missiles, this poses a massive challenge to Ukraine.
Armed Forces key to maintaining peace in the Middle East
Troops, sailors and aviators from all three services are deployed across the region at the most dangerous time in a decade







































