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The Iraq War: The story behind the invasion
BFBS Forces News reporter James Wharton examines the build-up to the 2003 conflict, and discusses with three former commanders, the highs and lows of preparing land forces for conventional war.
Drones and Wildcat work together for the first time
A Wildcat fitted with added sensors has passed data fed from several drones back to operators in a central hub at Yeovilton for the first time during trials, showing it's possible for several uncrewed systems to work with traditional aircraft
Formal takeover by Welsh Guards at Episkopi Garrison
The Welsh Guards have formally taken over Episkopi Garrison at the start of a two-year posting in Cyprus. The Guards replace 1st Battalion, The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment which is returning to the UK
The Royal Welsh joins French forces for Exercise Bold Dragon
Soldiers from The Royal Welsh joined forces with a French combined arms tactical sub-group (SGTIA) for Exercise Bold Dragon in Estonia
Ghostly WW2 German fleet emerges from the Danube
The skeletal, rusty and sand-covered wrecks of several German warships, still laden with tonnes of unexploded munitions, have resurfaced in the River Danube as water levels drop in the summer heatwave
Could Japan's US-2 herald the return of military sea planes?
The Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force has six military sea planes serving in its forces, while the US and China are both reportedly engaged in developing military sea planes again. So, are these type of aircraft making a comeback?
Missiles hit ship from outside - see what happened inside
The decommissioned US Navy assault ship USS Peleliu was targeted by two UGM-84 Harpoon anti-ship cruise missiles fired from fast-attack submarine USS Columbia
Op Biloxi: Inside the mission to protect Romania's skies
Fighter jets from RAF Coningsby have been winding down their air policing mission in Romania – Operation Biloxi. BFBS Forces News was given exclusive access to the mission as the air crews worked around the clock to protect the skies.
Statue unveiled to mark city's bond with airborne forces
A statue was unveiled marking a quarter century of 16 Air Assault Brigade in Colchester. The life-sized bronze paratrooper celebrates the link with the Essex city
Gurkhas find out their units in Cap Badging Parade
This year's recruits to the Brigade of Gurkhas have reached a key milestone during a special parade in Catterick, as the Nepal-born trainee riflemen were assigned to the units in which they will spend their military careers
Soldiers and aircrew practise realistic missions
In Exercise Greyhound Thunder, 18 Squadron, 27 Squadron and 3 Para undertook a progressive training programme that increased in realism and complexity at RAF Odiham Airfield. The exercise culminated in several realistic day and night missions.
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