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Army secure dominant 40 overs Inter Services win in Portsmouth
The Army secured the win after beating the Royal Air Force by 100 runs on the final day of the three-day tournament.
Is the Royal Navy heading towards a capability gap as Type 45 retirement looms?
With Defence Minister Luke Pollard stating that the last Type 45 Destroyer will retire from service by the end of 2038, BFBS Forces News reporter Tim Cooper weighs in on what this could mean for the future of the Royal Navy's capability.
How the UK could rescue downed aircrew
The US mission to rescue the downed F-15 pilot in Iran involved a massive, complex operation – almost a mini-war to get one man out. Simon Newton has looked into what would happen if a Briton was shot down over enemy territory
How to watch the first-ever UKAF v French Armed Forces football clash live
The UK Armed Forces have been a dominant force in women's military football over recent years – but now they have a chance to take on a new challenge
Initiative making the most of personnel's hidden talents
A new initiative aims to put Armed Forces personnel's hidden talents, unique skills and experiences to work, also giving them a greater opportunity to move around
How BFBS Pro League will welcome new players in Season 2
A number of new games will see new competitors involved
The UK's air defence assets in the Middle East
The UK has over a thousand additional troops providing air defence in the Middle East. So where are they? Richard White has analysed the UK's air defence assets in the region as the Iran war continues.
Holla Mohalla returns for fifth year at Sandhurst
The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst celebrated the Sikh military festival Holla Mohalla with a fitness test, traditional Sikh military games and the throwing of powder known as Rang.
RAF end 54-year wait to beat Army and Navy to boxing supremacy
The Royal Air Force hadn't won the Inter Services Boxing Championships since 1972. But on an explosive night of boxing in Portsmouth, the RAF pulled off an incredible comeback to defeat the dominant British Army.
French Foreign Legion: Inside the hot and humid 'green hell'
The French Foreign Legion and international soldiers test themselves in one of the most savage environments on Earth in the jungles of French Guiana. Joe Cowen gained access to the FFL as they patrolled the jungles looking for gold mining gangs.
Royal Marines eye stealthy new craft for future beach landings
BAE Systems' Littoral Strike Craft, a fast, low-signature design developed with Norway, could land commandos at speed, switch roles mid-mission and even operate with minimal or no crew.
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