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Royal Logistic Corps Set To Deploy On Public Duties
For the first time in a decade, members of 6 Regiment Royal Logistic Corps are set to deploy on public duties. Following an intense two weeks under the watchful eye of the experts, 90 members of 62 Squadron will head to London from North Yorkshire.
Luftwaffe A400Ms carry out landings on beach in the UK
While Pembrey Sands is primarily used by the RAF, the training area is offered to the UK's Nato allies as well, and the latest beach landings were carried out by two A400Ms flown by the Luftwaffe
Land speed record: 'We could have gone faster'
A former senior officer in the RAF has set a new world land speed record of 653.909km/h (406.320mph) using a hydrogen-powered car at Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. Wing Commander (Ret'd) Andy Green was driving drove JCB's 32ft Hydromax car.
British Army pull to victory at British and Irish Tug-of-War championships
The Army ladies represented England at the tournament, winning the women's 560kg event as they turn their attention to next month's World Championships
Light Dragoons give verdict on their new Jackal 3
The light recce vehicle offers a few key advantages over its predecessor, including better traction and protection - and a roof
UK Armed Forces karting teams take on 24-hour Teesside test
The Royal Navy outpaced their military rivals by finishing the highest of the three services, as the RAF and the Army suffered mechanical mayhem
Was Red Storm Rising a warning of things to come?
Forty years ago, the Tom Clancy novel imagined stealth aircraft, attacks on satellites and a full-scale war between Nato and Russia - and the unsettling part is how much of it still feels plausible today
How intellectual property-sharing shapes the Ukraine war
The UK has donated the Stone Cloak electronic warfare device to Ukraine - also sharing the intellectual property so it can be produced locally - but that poses a risk should it fall into Russian hands
Officer cadets pass out at HMS Raleigh in naval first
After working alongside ratings for 10 weeks in a new programme, the cadets represent a new generation of leaders emerging in the Royal Navy's ranks
Two generations, two families, four Army officers
Karen Murdoch and Jan De Gale, who attended RMAS in 1991, were back on the parade square to see each of their children pass out ahead of joining their respective units
A first for Finland as officer cadet passes out at Sandhurst
Finland, which joined Nato in 2023, has been represented by Roni Nokelainen - the nation's first ever officer cadet to pass out at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst
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