When America’s fate was uncertain, Benjamin Franklin donned a coonskin cap in Paris, spinning tales of Washington’s army being far ... Revolution and World War II inspire, but Vietnam looms ...

The Oxford-born scrum-half later served as an Officer in the Royal Navy during World War II and was the first ... earned him his first British & Irish Lions call-up in 1903 to South Africa, where ...

The amount spent on British Army adverts is set to nearly double as the Ministry of Defence looks to resolve the Armed Forces recruitment crisis, new figures show. More than £17.2 million is ...

The iconic photo circulated online after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the White House in a "military-style ...

The British Army has received its 50th and final new Apache AH-64E attack helicopter, billed as the most advanced aircraft of its type in the world. The deadly helicopters, ordered in 2016 as part ...

The British Army has said it is ready to deploy to Ukraine if requested by the government. This week, 2,500 UK troops from the Army's high readiness force, the First Division, have been taking ...

that they were without an army, and without any preparation to equip one?” Small numbers would be nothing more than a “speed-bump” against a large attack, as the British Expeditionary Force ...

3 (UK) Division is the core of the British Army as a war-fighting force. It has all the Army’s tanks, all its armoured infantry vehicles and all of its heavy artillery. Despite that, successive ...

With cannon fire and a rendition of "The Caisson Song," Fort Bragg, North Carolina, was officially rededicated to its original name, now honoring a World War II hero instead of an Army officer ...

Ahead of an emergency security meeting in Paris with European leaders today, Starmer has for the first time explicitly indicated the UK is ready to put British troops "in harm's way" in Ukraine.

But with military recruitment at historically low levels and defence spending languishing, is our diminished Army up to it? Kamal and Gordon ask Lord Richard Dannatt, former head of the British ...