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Why attritional warfare in British victory at El Alamein is relevant to Ukraine
Sunday 23 October marks the 80th anniversary of the start of the second battle of El Alamein.
Making new friends: HMS Tamar pays first visit to Cambodia
The offshore patrol vessel spent eight days in the country, during which her crew trained with the Royal Cambodian Navy at Ream Naval Base
The arms race to hijack enemy drones
There are several ways electronic warfare can be used to take an opposing platform out of the fight.
The tanks are back in town to celebrate liberation of Mons
The Tanks in Town event sees military vehicles past and present, re-enactors and serving soldiers come together in the Belgian town 82 years after the Battle of the Mons pocket
Welsh Guards go from UK heatwave to the heat of Cyprus
Brand new guardsmen need to acclimatise after joining the rest of 1st Battalion in Cyprus only a few weeks after completing Phase 2 training
Young soldiers explain why they chose to join Welsh Guards
Two young members of the Welsh Guards - who are now serving with 1st Battalion out in Cyprus - explain why they chose to join that particular regiment
Minister wells up reliving role in evacuation of 15,000 from Kabul
Five years since Operation Pitting, Calvin Bailey has been speaking to BFBS Forces News about his memories of the mission to rescue as many people as possible who had served alongside British forces after the Taliban takeover.
What would the SAS' saviour think about the Paddy Mayne VC controversy?
The 'Man who saved the SAS', Lt Col Brian Franks, admired Lt Col Paddy Mayne greatly and, Lt Col Spicer believes, would have strong opinons about his lack of a Victoria Cross.
Lt Col Brian Franks' vital impact on the British Army
Driven by the urgent demands of the Second World War, the SAS was established by Lt Col David Stirling. But when the regiment was disbanded after the war, it was the determination of one man – Lt Col Brian Franks – that saved the SAS.
At ease, Don: D-Day veteran dies aged 105
D-Day veteran Don Howkins has died at the age of 105. He landed on Gold Beach on 6 June 1944 but had very little memory of it, saying in his memoir: "I can only remember climbing down the rope nets into our landing craft."
Ukrainian war poet and soldier recites poem for lost comrades
Yaryna Chornohuz is one of Ukraine's best-known war poets who, as a battle-hardened soldier, has used her verse to capture the raw emotion of the conflict.
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