Royal Marines take on pulsating boarding drills with Algerian forces in Mediterranean
The drills are part of a Mediterranean mission for RFA Argus, part of the amphibious task force known as Littoral Response Group North.
The drills are part of a Mediterranean mission for RFA Argus, part of the amphibious task force known as Littoral Response Group North.
British troops have been pulled from the UN peacekeeping mission in the country due to political instability.
Sergeant Adam Humphreys received a Mention in Despatches for showing bravery while deployed as a UN Peacekeeper.
The Atlas travelled a total 1,400 miles from RAF Brize Norton to drop multiple packages near Marrakech.
British peacekeeping troops are being withdrawn from Mali earlier than planned, it has been announced.
The exercise provides an opportunity to learn from the country's troops' experience of operating in demanding desert conditions.
Britain used the victory in Egypt as a springboard to defeat the German and Italian threat to the Middle East.
The vital annual operation clears unexploded ordnance from training areas used by the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK).
HMS Albion's visit is the first by the Royal Navy to Libya in eight years.
Army veteran and "prime suspect" in Agnes Wanjiru murder is walking free and ex-colleagues haven't been interviewed, says Sunday Times.
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin has taken the reins from General Sir Nick Carter as head of the UK military.
HMS Trent is the first Royal Navy ship to operate in the region for three years.
James Heappey has travelled to Kenya, where there has been growing anger among local leaders over the 2012 death of Agnes Wanjiru.
The troops are currently serving on a UN peacekeeping mission in the country.
Agnes Wanjiru was found in a septic tank in the town of Nanyuki – close to the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) camp.
The body of 21-year-old Agnes Wanjiru was found in a septic tank close to the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) camp.