Battle Of Britain: Was It The Most Vital One For The UK In WWII?
It is 80 years since the three-and-a-half-month battle took place.
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Comment Lima Charlie: Should We Still Commemorate VJ Day And Other Acts Of Remembrance?
Is it still important to commemorate the wars?
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Comment Lima Charlie: Will The Royal Navy 'Carrier Strike' Programme Deliver?
Or will it be undermined by lack of funding?
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Comment New Royal Marines Uniform: What's Different?
The clothing is designed to differentiate the Royal Marines from the Army and symbolise its connection to the Royal Navy.
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Analysis Lima Charlie: Why Does The Royal Navy Patrol The West Indies?
HMS Medway is the latest RN ship to arrive in the region
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Comment Coronavirus: Where Did COVID-19 Come From?
From a biosecurity perspective, coronavirus has blind-sided us all, writes biological security expert, Hamish de Bretton-Gordon OBE.
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Opinion Lima Charlie: The Tense Relationship Between The Military And The Media
Is it possible to create entertaining TV drama without a negative impact on the Armed Forces?
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Comment Lorraine Kelly: General Sir Nick Carter Provided A Sense Of Hope, Why Didn’t We Call In The Army Earlier?
The TV presenter has given The Sun newspaper her take on military involvement in the UK's coronavirus response.
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Comment Chemical Weapons Could Not Subdue Syria's People - But Biological Terror Of COVID Probably Will
After nine years of fighting, coronavirus may prove to be too much for those battling Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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Analysis Lima Charlie: Time To Separate Fact From Fiction Over ‘Military Lockdown’
What MACA really means for Armed Forces involvement in the coronavirus crisis
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Analysis Conspiracies, Coronavirus And Centuries Of Pandemics
Learn about the mysterious ‘bioweapons lab’ in Wuhan, and lesson from the First World War that applies to the current coronavirus outbreak
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Comment How American Diplomacy Is Failing Its Military In The Middle East
A former diplomat gives a scathing assessment on the state of American diplomacy in the Middle East
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Analysis Lima Charlie: What Is A Defence Review And How Does It Work?
SDSR: From an end to National Service to the withdrawal of Far East troops to the latest review
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Comment What Lessons Have Been Learned From Chemical Attacks In Salisbury And Syria?
Former Army officer and chemical weapons expert Hamish de Bretton-Gordon says there are four lessons to be learned.
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Analysis Holding Secret Organisations Accountable: From Spies To Special Forces
In the shadows of the secret world, how far can external oversight ensure people behave ethically?
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Comment Why I Talk To Fighters In South Sudan
Former soldier Albert Schoneveld says his work with soldiers in volatile South Sudan is helping to make a difference.