A start-up co-founded by Sir Tony Blair’s son Nick has raised $20m (£15m) to develop simulation technology for the British Army and Nato. Skyral, which is working on next-generation training ...

The British Army was deployed in the North from 1969 until 2007. “We’d gone about two kilometres from the drop-off point. We were walking through a farmyard and ran into the farmer.

The British sovereign bases at Episkopi and Dhekelia serve as critical locations where the British Army maintains its troops, always primed to support the UK's intervention during any regional crises.

The new target for the British Army is to have a fighting force of 73,000 personnel. The UK has eased recruiting restrictions recently, including allowing cancer survivors to serve.

The British Army has completed the UK’s largest counter drone swarm exercise, downing multiple swarms simultaneously using a truck mounted Radiofrequency Directed Energy Weapon (RF DEW).

British Army £17.2m adverts plan to boost recruitment as troops shrunk to 1815 level It comes as the Government is urged to increase the size of the Army which has fallen to around 73,000 regular ...

The Army cut its high-level administrative HQ in British Army of the Rhine by 20% and removed one of the four divisional HQs in the 1st British Corps assigned to NATO. They absorbed the workforce from ...

The British army is said to be the 'laughing stock' of NATO because its outdated rifles wouldn't be able to kill Russian or Chinese soldiers in advanced body armour.

An effective peacekeeping force would need around 100,000 troops, said Lord Dannatt, former head of the British Army. The UK would have to supply "quite a proportion" of that number, he told the ...

The Army's Royal Artillery Trials and Development Unit, in collaboration with 7 Air Defence Group, successfully conducted a live firing trial in West Wales. This marked the ...

The British Army expects to have a full operational capability by the end of the decade as it transitions from current systems and trains troops to operate the new infantry fighting vehicle.

The entire British Army would be worn down in "six months to a year" in a major war – underlining the importance of rebuilding the UK's reserve forces, a defence minister has said.