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Veteran & Serving Personnel Pedal 300 Miles For WW1 Commemorations
Drebbel's submarine: The radical 1620 invention shunned by the Royal Navy
The submarine was essentially a wooden rowing boat covered in greased leather to keep it watertight, with oars extended through the sides of the boat, allowing the vessel to submerge and move beneath the River Thames.
Commandos hitch a ride on a German submarine
Royal Navy and Army commandos from 148 (Meiktila) Commando Forward Observation Battery set up position on a remote stretch of coastline after being dropped off by a German U-boat
RAF Global Enblement demonstrates Nato first readiness
Exercise Auxilium Fort brought together the Global Enablement Force – the specialists who provide the essential ground support that makes air operations possible.
If Britain was under attack, would you know what to do and where to go?
Experts worry British society is less engaged in homeland defence than during the Second World War and the Cold War, but this could be about to change with Exercise Albiston Shadow due to take place in 2027.
UK needs integrated, agile aerial protection system
CEO of Sibylline Justin Crump says the idea of an Iron Dome for the UK is unfeasible due to the size of the country; what is needed is a better connected system of anti-drone capabilities.
Could Colt Canada's C25 replace the SA80?
As Britain looks to replace its SA80 family of individual weapons, Canada is doing something similar, swapping its C7 and C8 rifles with the new C25, and BFBS Forces News got to hear why the company thinks this new rifle is a battle-winner
Cavalry explores possible return to wartime role for horses
Soldiers from the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment have been exploring how Military Working Horses could contribute to future operations - something that's already being done in friendly - and some not so friendly - nations
Top Gun, flying a plane and adding skills to your CV – my cadet experience
After watching Top Gun, this shy teenager joined the Air Cadets — four years later, she’s gained confidence and leadership skills. From planes and drones to skills that stand out on a CV, she explains why she’d recommend the Air Cadets.
Red 1 says he'll miss meeting the public as he steps down
Wing Commander Jon Bond has led the Red Arrows for the past three years, having flown with the team since 2018, but he's now flown his last display
Poland reopens Cold War shelter as tensions rise
The facility, which was originally built during the Cold War, has been modernised with advanced technology and was recently used during a drill







































