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Ex Red Flag: Three allies, 150 aircraft and 12,000 sq miles of skies
This year, the exercise saw 3,000 participants come together to whip the Typhoons into mission-ready shape. As well as pilots, it involves ground crews, maintenance staff, intelligence specialists, and support staff from the UK, US and Australia.
Ukraine set to reduce level of training by Western allies
Ukrainian forces have been receiving training abroad over the past few years, notably Operation Interflex, but Kyiv now appears to want to carry it out within its own borders as Western trainers lack combat experience
Royal Navy veteran of Torch, Anzio and D-Day, dies aged 101
Royal Navy veteran John Dennett, who served in Allied landings from North Africa to Normandy during the Second World War, has died.
Pegasus Exchange: Allies that fly together can fight together
British Chinooks and French Fennecs flew a joint sortie from RAF Odiham to Tidworth Garrison as part of Exercise Pegasus Exchange
Gurkha bandsmen learn CBRN casualty decon drills
Personnel from The Band of The Brigade of Gurkhas are learning how to decontaminate a casualty who's suffered chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear exposure.
Gibraltar soldiers get battle-ready on live-fire exercise in UK
Hythe and Lydd ranges in Kent offered the regiment an expansive, isolated battle space – a perfect training ground for developing and refining their live-fire battlefield skills.
Hot pit refuelling drills get Typhoons back in the air quickly
RAF Typhoons were refuelled with their engines still running during Exercise Agile Warrior 26 at Leuchars Station
CWGC volunteer explains why looking after war graves is so important
CWGC volunteer Nick Steele looks after the war graves in Catterick Garrison and hopes future generations will do the same.
Commonwealth War Graves Commission welcomes new burial proposals
News that war graves will be protected under new proposals to allow graves more than a century old to be reused in cemeteries across England and Wales has been 'warmly welcomed' by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC).
Army begins to retire its fleet of Land Rovers
After decades of service, the Army is phasing out the Land Rover and is looking for a replacement under the Light Mobility Vehicle programme
Why are there British Sovereign Base Areas in Cyprus?
In the Treaty of Establishment signed by Britain, Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus, 3% – or 98 square miles of land – was designated to the United Kingdom.
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