Operation Shader: Nine years of fighting so-called Islamic State in Iraq and Syria
The mission fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria is in its ninth year, having started in 2014.
The mission fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria is in its ninth year, having started in 2014.
The UK and Estonia are two of the nations that contribute to Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq.
Forces News was granted exclusive access to embed with the soldiers of 1 Royal Yorks as they conducted operations around Erbil.
Captain Tom Windsor-Clive was recognised for his work dealing with the refugee crisis in the region.
Typhoons employed seven Paveway IV guided bombs in successful precision strikes.
Memorials were held to mark the 20th anniversary of the incident that claimed the lives of RAF Tornado ZG710's flight crew.
A former Army sergeant major was attempting to neutralise a 100kg bomb inside a large skip when it exploded, Somerset Coroner's Court heard.
From 2035, the Typhoon is set to be replaced by the RAF's next generation combat aircraft, the Tempest.
Major (Ret'd) Chris Hunter told the Sitrep podcast about the horrors of clearing IEDs in the Iraqi oil fields.
The Ministry of Defence has responded to a charity's claims more civilians were killed in airstrikes targeting so-called Islamic State.
Labour's Dan Jarvis led tributes to the 179 British lives lost during UK military operations in Iraq from March 2003.
General Sir Patrick Sanders has shared his experiences in Iraq to mark 20 years since the start of Operation Telic.
Two decades ago, Royal Marine Commandos stormed the sands of Iraq and captured Saddam Hussein's key oil region.
Operation Telic was the codename for the UK military mission, beginning in 2003 and officially ending in May 2011.
Twenty years ago, US-led forces invaded Iraq to oust Saddam Hussein – 179 British service personnel would lose their lives on Op Telic.
Forces News looks at its origin, how it was applied in Iraq and, talking to key military players, asks if it is still relevant today.