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World's Largest Military Air Show Marks 50th Anniversary
Pandemic restrictions meant the full Royal International Air Tattoo event wasn't possible, but a smaller tribute in Essex showed how far the tattoo has come.
Royal Navy rugby league: The women's team reveal all
Who’s the one to watch? Who are they coming for? And… would they really choose the RAF?
Royal Navy men's rugby league players expose their teammates
Who’s the toughest? Who would they choose? And who gets the most stick?
Are British troops being targeted by Russian sex spies?
A honeytrap uses a romantic or sexual relationship to manipulate someone into revealing secrets or complying with demands. UK personnel are warned of this threat before deploying to locations such as Estonia, where they may be targeted.
MSI shows off counter-UAV system at DVD exhibition
MSI shows off its defence products, including its Terrahawk Raptor remote weapons station which can engage aerial threats like drones as well as ground targets
Armed Forces community honoured at 2026 Soldiering On Awards
Veterans, charities and organisations from across the Armed Forces community have been recognised at the 2026 Soldiering On Awards in London, with 12 winners honoured across categories including inspiration, community impact and animal partnership.
Guns and ammo: SIG's latest offerings shot and dissected
BFBS Forces News journalist Justin Bosanquet shoots the Royal Marines' and US Army's latest rifles - along with SIG's new high-pressure 6.8mm hybrid cartridge
Will the MOD home in on the Ford Ranger?
The company is seeking the MOD contract to replace the Land Rover, and says its pickup has already been proven in the field - and has been augmented with a Super Duty version too
Best replacement for Defender? It's Defender, says JLR
Jaguar Land Rover is pitching its Defender Wolf Series II to replace the outgoing Land Rover fleet as part of the MOD's Light Mobility Vehicle programme
The Ministry of Defence is 'built to move slow', top official warns
Rupert Pierce, the newly appointed National Armaments Director, was put in post to drive change and innovation across the MOD. Now he is warning, the MOD's built-in risk aversion is stopping them move at the pace they need.
Bodyguard: How military personnel suit a career in close protection
Training as a close protection officer teaches certain skills in fine detail, with many crossing over with Armed Forces expertise. While plenty in this line of work have a military past, not every veteran makes it in this line of work.














































