The grave of a serviceman who was killed during the retreat to Dunkirk during World War Two has been rededicated in his family's presence after more than 85 years. Major Richard White-Cooper of the ...

Two members of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers were awarded the Victoria Cross during the Gallipoli campaign: Captain Gerald ...

Following the announcement that the Royal Air Force is regaining nuclear weapons, we explore the service’s history using ...

This in turn meant tanks could burst into a field, blast the enemy machine-gunners with both their main gun and machine-guns, spraying the opposite hedge too, while the infantry followed behind.

The 103 Regiment Royal Artillery will also be displaying a LL18 field gun on Lower Peel Avenue (outside Boots). There will be live entertainment from the pipes and drums, The Hootin’ Annies Big ...

Beyond commemorating past deeds the event, which was supported by the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity, served as an opportunity to inspire future generations. Young cadets and junior leaders ...

British soldiers have fired a new artillery gun for the first time on a tactical exercise in Finland. Soldiers from the 19th Regiment Royal Artillery are currently in Lapland as part of Exercise ...

Gunner Charles Lightfoot and Sgt John Smith died two months into the war. They were killed during the Battle of Aisne in France in September 1914 but their bodies were not found until 15 year ago.

Two soldiers who died during World War One have been laid to rest, more than a century after they were killed in action. Sgt John Smith, from Gloucestershire, was buried with full military honours ...

The 41-gun salute for Her Majesty’s 76th birthday was performed by the King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery Battery in Green Park, central London, at noon.

Cork was the "unofficial republican capital" - but when National Army troops arrived by boat, the outskirts of the Munster city became a battleground, and a turning point in the Civil War, as John ...