The UK's Strategic Defence Review (SDR) published on 2 June calls for the British Army to be made 10 times more lethal.

Early in the morning of April 19, 1775, British troops left Boston and met colonial militia on Lexington Green. No one can ...

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Precautionary sirens blared in Rajasthan's Barmer after drone activity was spotted. A blackout has also been imposed. India is also set to send a team to the UN with evidence of Pakistan's support of ...

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In Moscow, the Russian word for 'Victory' - 'Pobeda' – is everywhere: on giant billboards, on posters in shop windows, even stuck to the side of road-sweepers. Underground, special "victory trains" on ...

The Future Soldier warfighting structure stands as an impediment to the British Army attaining mass, with reservist unit training withering. With near-peer threats and stiff economic challenges, ...

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 ...

SAINTS broke new ground when their youthful side overcame the physical challenge presented by the British Army at the Honourable Artillery Company ... will leave the capital with a feather in their ...

A former British Army soldier and Durham University graduate ... he was awarded an SPS [Staff and Personnel Support] cap badge. ‘It’s sad, he was a good lad,’ one source said.

The Archer artillery system was rushed into service and training of British Army trainers began in October 2023 before live fire trials just over a year later. Last month’s first live-fire exercise of ...

The Radio Frequency Directed Energy Weapon (RFDEW) has been in development for some time, but British soldiers recently had the chance to put it through its paces. The Army's Royal Artillery ...