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How Is The UK Military Getting People Out Of Afghanistan?
Military commanders have estimated they need to get around 6,000 people out of Afghanistan. They say the flying programme has been operating at full pace – after chaotic scenes on Monday which forced the temporary closure of Kabul airport.
Cavalry explores possible return to wartime role for horses
Soldiers from the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment have been exploring how Military Working Horses could contribute to future operations - something that's already being done in friendly - and some not so friendly - nations
Top Gun, flying a plane and adding skills to your CV – my cadet experience
After watching Top Gun, this shy teenager joined the Air Cadets — four years later, she’s gained confidence and leadership skills. From planes and drones to skills that stand out on a CV, she explains why she’d recommend the Air Cadets.
Red 1 says he'll miss meeting the public as he steps down
Wing Commander Jon Bond has led the Red Arrows for the past three years, having flown with the team since 2018, but he's now flown his last display
Poland reopens Cold War shelter as tensions rise
The facility, which was originally built during the Cold War, has been modernised with advanced technology and was recently used during a drill
Royal Marines hone maritime interdiction skills
For the first time since the Second World War, the Royal Marines have returned to the Faroe Islands as they help to bolster security in the strategically vital Greenland-Iceland-UK (GIUK) gap.
Homecoming parade for 1 PWRR troops after two years overseas
Soldiers from 1st Battalion The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment (1 PWRR) marched through Woolwich as they returned to the UK following two years of overseas operational commitments.
Meeting cadets a privilege and humbling, says Bailey
Veterans and People Minister Calvin Bailey spoke to BFBS Forces News at the start of the first-ever National Cadets Week.
The UK is 'comfortable' with RAF Fairford's security, minister says
Calvin Bailey, the Veterans and People Minister, has told BFBS Forces News that Washington made the decision to withdraw its bombers based on its "military position".
The evolution of the Royal Navy's submarine fleet
Hidden deep below the surface, the Royal Navy's submarines are the most powerful stealth weapons ever built by Britain - and they represent advances in technology that have been going on for the past 125 years
MOD drivers plan strike action citing security fears
Several MOD drivers have told BFBS Forces News they are set to strike over what they describe as "frightening" security concerns, claiming that the safety of high-ranking military personnel and top-tier civil servants is being put at risk.
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