
Army Chief: Women In Military Report A 'Sobering Read'
The CGS said "reform and improvement is non-negotiable", in response to a new report about the experiences of women in the Armed Forces.
The CGS said "reform and improvement is non-negotiable", in response to a new report about the experiences of women in the Armed Forces.
Findings show 58% of servicewomen and 64% of female veterans have experienced bullying, harassment and discrimination in the military.
Women account for only 9.8% of the British Army and are only slightly better represented in the Army Reserves at 14.2%.
Susan Ahn Cuddy forged the way for others to follow
Recruitment campaign posters for the Women's Royal Naval Service (WRNS) urged people to 'Join the Wrens and free a man for the Fleet'.
The Army's SSgt Carrie Roberts is preparing for one of the biggest matches of her rugby career - the Challenge Cup final with St Helens.
The Second Sea Lord has confirmed a change in hair regulations for Royal Navy servicewomen in working rig.
Commodore Jude Terry is being promoted to the two-star rank of Rear Admiral, making her the most senior woman in the Royal Navy's history.
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Lance Corporal Natasha Day has set up a cross-service network to support breastfeeding mums in the military community.
Hannah Bird completed the Commissioning Course Short at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
Over the past 12 months, the RAF has recruited more women and people from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) groups.
Women from northern Iraq, Bhutan and the Maldives have passed through the academy for the first time.
A committee has heard that complaints by female and BAME personnel remain disproportionately high.
The nominees will become only the second and third women to lead combatant commands in the US military.