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Explained: The risks of using unencrypted messaging
We spoke to cyber security consultant Cary Hendricks, who has also served in South Africa's military, about how an enemy could intercept unencrypted messages. Thumbnail image: Igor Stevanovic/Alamy Stock Photo.
Army testing system to get assets on target more efficiently
A system called Lattice assesses a target and all the assets available to deal with it, whether that be loitering munitions, attack drones or F-35s providing close air support - all monitored and tasked from a single screen
HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to Portsmouth
The Royal Navy aircraft carrier has returned to Portsmouth after spending around eight months in Scotland for a series of upgrades to her propulsion system.
How to watch the best of Army boxing LIVE on BFBS Sport
Watch the 2026 Army Boxing Finals live from Aldershot on the BFBS Forces News YouTube channel
Explained: The six stages of the section attack
The section attack forms the foundation of all British Army warfighting. Soldiers practise drills endlessly, day in and day out, in all weathers until they're masters of the infantry tactic
Russia's dirty tricks in breach of international law
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is calling for a global war crimes tribunal, with one man in particular being held accountable, for Russia's use of booby traps, gas and double tap strikes
Royal Navy cricket captain looks ahead to T20 day at Lords
Marine Finlay Marks speaks to BFBS Sport following the Navy's win against the RAF in Arundel.
Navy cricketers beat RAF ahead of vital T20 match at Lords
The Navy beat the Air Force by 15 runs in the first game of the tournament in Arundel
Volunteer Cadet Corps perform Ceremony of the Constable's Dues
For the first time the Ceremony of the Constable's Dues at the Tower of London has been performed by the Volunteer Cadet Corps.
History made as cadets conduct Navy tradition at Tower of London
The Ceremony of the Constable's Dues traces its origins to the 14th century when the Constable of the Tower had the right to extract tolls from ships sailing past the Tower of London.
Move over Black Hawk - Cheyenne II is on its way
The US Army did not want the V-22 Osprey when it entered service, but is now going to operate another Bell tilt-rotor design - the MV-75 Cheyenne II, which will partially replace the service's fleet of Black Hawks
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