Thousands of troops should be forced into the reserves and hundreds of weapons mothballed for

The House of Commons Library has produced a useful note on recent developments affecting inquests and

The Goverment has announced that families of servicemen and women killed on active duty will

BBC News Defence Correspondent Caroline Wyatt says that amphibious forces have played a major role

BBC News reports that new measures to help soldiers who have returned from Iraq and Afghanistan

As Republican senators rejected attempts to reverse the so-called "don't ask, don't tell" policy which

The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP), The Royal British Legion and Combat Stress have

As part of budget cuts the entire Ministry of Defence is to be dismantled and replaced by four

From one of our earlier articles about Manning Control, a policy used by the British Army to

A Polish pilot who led his squadron into battle from RAF Northolt has been reunited at the airbase with

After she died alone with apparently no-one to pay for her funeral, it has emerged that SOE

Following recent confirmation that an independent review will be conducted into the 1994 crash of RAF

Author Patrick Bishop, writing in The Daily Telegraph, argues that apart from the debate about

The BAFF Chairman was invited to the unveiling today of a bronze statue of Air Chief Marshal Sir

16 Sep 2010 - 100 days to go to Christmas Day! The Ministry of Defence is urging people not to

Following pledges given before the general election, the Government has confirmed that an

Rumours have been circulating that the Army would start sending out the first of a couple of

General Sir Richard Dannatt's autobiography is entitled "Leading from the Front" but it also might

The Guardian reports that an un-named former army bomb disposal expert suffering from

The Royal Navy is dangerously weak, risking the "silent principles" of the UK's national security unless

"A theorem: In matters of military contingency, the expected, precisely because it is expected, is not

In further reporting of Defence Secretary Liam Fox's speech today (13 Aug 2010), the FT says that

Sir John Chilcot, Chairman of the Iraq Inquiry, has issued an open invitation to UK military