The US Army 'fat camp' helping would-be recruits lose weight
The aim is to upskill and downsize recruits who fall short of the mark, while also solving the Army's recruiting problem - and it's working.
The aim is to upskill and downsize recruits who fall short of the mark, while also solving the Army's recruiting problem - and it's working.
The MOD's Blood Far Forward programme aims to deliver blood and plasma within 30 minutes of injury to soldiers in active warzones.
The MOD Vegan and Vegetarian Network hopes to train more military and contracted chefs to improve the vegan food provided.
Sea bass is salmon's cheaper, crispier cousin.
Gavin Brooks is campaigning for men to check themselves, persuading followers to send pictures of cockerels to get his message out.
The cost-of-living crisis and loneliness are also driving the reported decline, according to Help for Heroes study.
Just five days of training in the heat and taking hot baths could decrease the risks of fainting, a study has revealed.
Former PARA William Porter speaks about his struggle with alcohol and how he gave up drinking.
More than half of NHS trusts in England and Wales have already achieved the status of being 'Veteran Aware'.
Members of the military are sharing tips on how and why fitness is so important for health.
The event is part of a summer camp run by Blind Veterans UK, the charity that helps vision-impaired ex-service personnel.
The activity aims to help present and past personnel reduce daily stresses by being in nature and company.
"A sports bra is part of your kit. Without one, you're unable to do your job to the best of your ability," Army captain says.
Lance Sergeant Farren Morgan believes "body positivity is detrimental to the lives of young soldiers".
Attracting recruits who handle data rather than fighter jets could see a change to entry testing, the Chief of the Air Staff hints.
Until now people with HIV who were already serving could not be declared fully fit to be able to deploy on all operations.