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RFA Argus – the UK Armed Forces ‘hospital ship’
Exercise Austere Wolf took place on RFA Argus the aim of which was to get a casualty from land out to sea for lifesaving treatment.
Women 's body armour offering more comfort - and protection
NP Aerospace, a Coventry-based company, is manufacturing 2,000 sets of women's body armour that the MOD has purchased to send to Ukraine. The question is, however, when will the British servicewomen receive them?
How facing Canada forced this British Army rugby team to elevate their game
The British Army women faced the Canada U20s in Aldershot, a new challenge for the Inter Service champions as the team looks to take their rugby game to the next level
All the gen on pace sticking: From the soles of parade boots to unofficial skits
The pace-stick is an aid to drill, but as the pace-sticking competition in Catterick shows, it is also a precise art.
'Light at the end of the tunnel' for personnel and veterans in hearing loss judgement
Stephen Hambridge was awarded £500,000 after being diagnosed with noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus during his service in the British Army in 2012, leading to a permanent medical downgrade which ultimately ended his military career.
Beneath the waves: Russia’s shadowy GUGI submarines and their espionage missions
GUGI are effectively Russia's Special Forces of the sea, capable of carrying out extreme deep sea operations.
Northern Ireland veterans meet officials at 10 Downing Street
Veterans have raised their concerns about the controversial Troubles Bill with officials during a meeting at Downing Street. The former service personnel described the talks as "open and frank".
The Navy can take pride in serving alongside monarchs, former commodore says
Those in the Royal Navy can take pride in serving alongside the monarchy, a former commodore has said. Commodore (Ret'd) Steve Prest said that the King's address to Congress underlined the strength and power of the monarchy.
A great achievement, says triple-amputee veteran, after finishing London Marathon
An Army veteran who lost three limbs in Afghanistan hopes that completing the TCS London Marathon can show what disabled people are capable of. Andy Reid completed the race in just over 12-and-a-half hours.
1SL: Disruptions on Strait of Hormuz highlight 'vulnerability' of traditional naval platforms
Delivering a speech at the Royal United Services Institute, General Sir Gwyn Jenkins also said that Royal Navy warships will be unable to "fight and survive" without uncrewed support.
HMS Victory's masts removed in delicate operation
A specialist team have carefully removed HMS Victory's remaining masts using a 750-tonne crane as part of a major £42m conservation project. The technical operation requires great power to lift the 15-tonne masts, but also serious precision.
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