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Army honours soldier who checks on a driver twice
Private Dan Montgomery of Catterick, North Yorkshire, earns a commendation for helping a seriously ill woman and staying over two hours until ambulance crews arrive.
Rheinmetall opens Britain’s first large-calibre gun-barrel factory in 20 years to supply Challenger 3 tanks and RCH 155 howitzers.
British Army team builds a simulated headquarters to teach personnel how manipulated AI can mislead commanders.
HMS Prince of Wales officer Lt David Hardiman wins a seamanship award for turning and slowing the aircraft carrier to avert a ferry collision.
An injured mate depending on you adds a different sort of pressure.
British defence firm MARSS has a £370m air-defence contract for Kuwait, expected to create 100 UK engineering and manufacturing jobs.
Armed Forces Commissioner asks recruits, staff and families for evidence on welfare and how misconduct reports are handled during initial military training.
British Army confirms a Kenyan civilian has died in a collision involving its vehicle; Kenyan police investigate.
Royal Navy frigate HMS Somerset has arrived at Devonport in Plymouth.
The @RoyalNavy Duke Class (Type 23) frigate HMS Somerset inbound to @HMNBDevonport Plymouth, England, yesterday afternoon. Video courtesy of @StephenJagger4
Royal Navy’s Zulu Squadron moves from training to sea trials with autonomous minehunting systems designed to keep sailors farther from danger.
I'd want the Army's new vehicles keeping British repair workshops busy for years, too.
Royal Navy sailor Teddy Young is remanded in custody, accused of preparing to leak protected information to a foreign power.
RAF Molesworth in Cambridgeshire: two men arrested inside the base are on strict bail as police investigate the perimeter breach.
UK-based Edgewing opens a hub in Turin, Italy, bringing British, Italian and Japanese engineers together to develop the RAF’s future fighter.
Britain’s NATO undersea-network programme enters its test phase to help allied ships and drones share information, its director says.
Yes, you'd want your mates to have practised that casualty carry properly.





















