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Amy Cokayne looks back on England's World Cup loss
England and RAF rugby star Amy Cokayne spoke to BFBS on England's loss at the Rugby World Cup final and looks ahead to the Inter Services.
Officer cadets pass out at HMS Raleigh
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
Streeting: Step up for Ukraine amid missiles shortage
The Defence Secretary has urged the UK's allies to do more to help Ukraine's air defences before the challenging winter. Speaking to BFBS Forces News, Wes Streeting said he is looking for his counterparts to "step up even more".
Defence an international effort, Sandhurst cadets told
The Chief of the General Staff, General Sir Roly Walker, addresses the latest officer cadets to pass out at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, telling them they need to be ready to fight if necessary
HMS Somerset reunites with families after four months at sea
The Type 23 frigate returned to Devonport after sailing 26,500 nautical miles on operations including submarine monitoring and exercises with Nato allies.
Brave1 marketplace reaches $1bn worth of orders in one year
Ukraine's troops are using points earned on the battlefield to buy military kit worth $1bn, and the online system was only created a year ago. Military units can choose and buy their kit directly from manufacturers on Brave1.
F-16: The multi-role fighter that smiles as it shoots you
The Romanian air force operates the F-16 Fighting Falcon - and the jets recently saw some action, shooting down three suspected Russian drones
Europe urged to coordinate on disorganised weapons systems
The best way to fund defence is by working together with our European allies, the IPPR's senior economist, William Ellis, has told BFBS Forces News, in light of the continent's "disorganised" and numerous different weapon systems.
Russia's answer to Amazon becomes drone strike target
Wildberries, Russia's biggest marketplace retailer, are being systematically attacked by Ukrainian forces. Not solely a civilian marketplace, it sells a range of dual-use products, including drones and equipment with potential military applications.














































