Ranger Regiment: What we know about the British Army's elite force
The Rangers draw their name from an elite unit that fought in the British Army in the 18th Century in North America, using irregular tactics ...
The Rangers draw their name from an elite unit that fought in the British Army in the 18th Century in North America, using irregular tactics ...
Shadow Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard MP told Forces News the cuts are not suitable for a time of "such international tension".
Plans were set out last year to reduce the size of the regular Army, lowering the target size from 82,000 to 72,500 by 2025.
The Chief of the General Staff believes that more money should be spent on a force bigger than the planned 72,500 soldiers.
Former head of the Army told Forces News "the legislation has not fully caught up with the ability we need to have in the future".
The campus will be the new home of offensive cyber operations.
Belize, formerly known as 'British Honduras', gained its independence from Britain 40 years ago.
A total of 148 Challenger 2 tanks will be upgraded to Challenger 3s, with the remaining vehicles to be retired.
The fate of the service's land vehicles and tanks has been decided, including the Ajax, Boxer, Challenger 2 and Warrior.
The Integrated Review set out a vision where national security and defence will be increasingly focused on the information domain.
We spoke to a land warfare expert to discuss why the service has decided to cancel long-planned upgrades and retire the vehicle.
General Sir Nick Carter said the unit will be "very well equipped" and "very well trained".
The United Kingdom is NATO’s fourth highest spender on defence in terms of percentage of gross domestic product (GDP).
It comes after the announcement that the British Army's target regular strength will be reduced from 82,000 to 72,500 by 2025.
The warning comes after publication of both the Integrated Review and Defence Command Paper, which outline changes to the UK's military.
Air Chief Marshal Sir Mike Wigston spoke to Forces News at RAF Lossiemouth following the publication of the Defence Command Paper.