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Former Royal Marine Breaks World Records After Completing Solo Atlantic Row
Lee Spencer began his crossing in January, aiming to become the first disabled person to row solo and unsupported across the ocean.
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.
HMS Dauntless returns to Portsmouth
Type 45 destroyer HMS Dauntless has returned to Portsmouth after spending around a month conducting work-up sea trials.
First combat use of Ukrainian ballistic missile FP-7
President Volodymyr Zelensky has shared footage of Ukraine’s FP-7 tactical ballistic missile being launched for the first time in combat.
The haunting stories hidden in Imperial War Museum archives
First-time author Esme Smith, an apprentice curator at the Imperial War Museum, tells an eerie story from her new book Wartime Ghost Stories.
Debutants star in 4-goal goal win as Royal Navy beats Bournemouth
Eleven debutants featured as the Royal Navy senior men's squad crushed Bournemouth FC 4-1 in the Hampshire Senior Cup first round
Find out why Luftwaffe pilots love Britain, not Germany
While they may love driving fast on their autobahnen, German air force pilots operating the Eurofighter Typhoon reveal why they're excited to leave their home country behind as they get a taste for British airspace
Troops leave Iraq, but fight against Islamic State goes on
Operation Shader will continue despite the withdrawal of troops from Iraq. The UK's operation against Islamic State in the Middle East will continue as a partnership with sovereign Iraq as opposed to an in-country operation
Comando the Chihuahua begins training as smallest recruit
Equipped with protective glasses, a custom-fitted tactical vest and a small camera on his head, Comando is being trained for search-and-rescue missions and to help build a friendlier image of the Mexican National Guard
Royal Navy autonomous sub fires heavy torpedo for first time
A UK autonomous submarine has fired a heavy American torpedo for the first time off the coast of Scotland. The trial is part of Project Broadsword, which is examining whether US weapons can be easily plugged into British robotic vessels.
Vivaldi: Recapturing more than territory in four parts
For months, Russia has tried to cut off Ukrainian forces defending the so-called fortress belt cities of Sloviansk and Kramatorsk. Now, Kyiv has hit back at the northern part of that pincer, around Lyman, in an offensive codenamed Operation Vivaldi.
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