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Glimpse the coronation as thousands of troops take part in early-morning London rehearsals
Several thousand service personnel, many on horseback, marched down from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey in the early hours of the morning. The Diamond Jubilee State Coach and Gold State Coach were also present at the rehearsal.
How Western navies would tackle a mine threat in the Strait of Hormuz
Reporting from on board Dutch minehunter HNLMS Scheidam, Rosie Laydon looks at why naval mines are such an effective weapon, and how Western forces try to find, identify and defuse them before they can bring traffic to a standstill.
Forces Fight Night: Don't miss Army v Navy v RAF in Inter Services battle
It's a tri-service battle for the ages in store at HMS Nelson on 26 March
Dealing with Iranian mine threat in the Strait of Hormuz
US missiles are hitting Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps fast-attack craft after intelligence suggests Tehran has begun a long-expected plan to mine the Strait of Hormuz.
Military spouse: 'When it's operations it hits differently'
The founder of the Military Spouse Network shares advice to forces families as the UK operations step up in the wake of the Iran war.
Epic Fury: What does it take to stop a missile war?
Locate enemy missile launch facilities, destroy them and protect yourself against any that might slip through - those are the three tenets of missile warfare, according to expert Dr James Bosbotinis
Colonel Tim Collins on UK's ability to protect overseas sovereign bases
Famous for the inspirational speech he gave to his men on the eve of the 2003 invasion of Iraq, he has levelled significant criticism at the Government for the way it has responded to the unfolding conflict in the Middle East.
Grey zone attacks being thwarted - but on the rise
Commander Dom Murphy, who's overseen some of the most serious national security cases linked to Russia in recent years, says the UK has had some tremendous successes against grey zone attacks - but they are nevertheless on the rise
Epic Fury: Protecting HMS Prince of Wales
Downing Street has played down the idea that HMS Prince of Wales is being readied to defend Britons in the Middle East. BFBS Forces News spoke to Vice Admiral (Ret'd) Duncan Potts about the possible deployment of the Royal Navy's flagship.
Ex-para discusses the human cost of the war in Ukraine
In Episode 4, Andrew Fox tells Simon Newton what struck him most about the Ukrainian soldiers he met: their patriotism, resilience and professionalism under extreme pressure.
A legend bows out on top: The story of the 2026 Inter Services netball championships
See what happened at this year's tournament at RAF Cosford














































