£13m vets aid pledge
AN ESTIMATED one million veterans are expected to benefit from easier access to services after an extra £13.2m was distributed across the UK.
AN ESTIMATED one million veterans are expected to benefit from easier access to services after an extra £13.2m was distributed across the UK.
A FABULOUS runners-up spot in this year’s British Sidecar Championship was the reward for Service speedsters at Brands Hatch in Kent.
Navigator endured horrors of brutal PoW camp and fought for recognition of airmen and Special Ops agents
Family and air chief fly to California to honour Halifax tail-end Charlie, 105
TYPHOONS CONDUCTED nuclear drills alongside French Rafale jets in an historic first.
PROTECTOR REMOTELY piloted aircraft have completed 1,000 operational flying hours.
NEARLY 700 paratroopers and their kit were airlifted to Germany as the Atlas tested its long-range combat capability.
SERVICE TRIATHLON machine FS Scott Hill was the first British athlete past the post at the Ironman 70.3 in Cascais, Portugal.
THE HISTORIC Churchill Hangar at RAF Northolt was transformed into a packed boxing arena as Service personnel and civilian athletes came together for an evening of high-quality amateur competition.
RAF ESPORT’S first high-performance athlete is proof not all gamers are couch potatoes.
A PAIR of Luftwaffe Typhoons brought the Chief of the Air Staff ’s Commendation Award Ceremony to a dramatic close with a flypast over Cranwell.
CHINOOKS FROM Odiham trained on board HMS Queen Elizabeth integrating the heavy-lift helicopter crews into the Royal Navy’s strike groups.
TYPHOONS AND a Voyager will practise how Allies would support Ukraine to ensure the skies are safe to allow civilian airspace to reopen once the war in Ukraine ends as part of a series of manoeuvres this month.
TRAINING ACE Gp Capt Jamie Buckle has taken over command of the RAF’s Central Flying School.
THE RAF’S Dambusters deployed to the High North as Nato steps up security patrols and training across the region.
CHINOOK CREWS with Akrotiri’s 1310 Flt tested their pulling power by hauling the 10 tonne helicopter 1310ft down the runway to raise funds for Forces charity SquaddieBox.
Titania lifts UK space power
Flt Lt aiming to finish playing days on a high at the Inter-Services
“No salt, walk the dog every day and have a glass of Merlot in the evening”
Keeping the Second World War bomber icon airborne
FUNDRAISING CYCLISTS netted more than £36,000 for Forces charity SSAFA after conquering a 200-mile ride across Italy to the hilltop monastery at Monte Cassino.
THE ROYAL International Air Tattoo is to move to MOD Boscombe Down next year, organisers have confirmed.
Grieving dad’s mission to help ease pain of stillbirths
WADDINGTON VULCANS missed IS karting endurance glory by just four points, while AS1 Jack Goring claimed the Premier-class championship to end a thrilling 2026 season.
All aboard for UKAF Skateboarding Jam
Sgt saves best 'til last to take championship title
JET ENGINES for military aeroplanes could be built in Britain for decades to come under a new £2.5 billion programme between the Government and Rolls-Royce.
OLYMPIC SWIMMING star Baroness Sharron Davies got a taste of military life as she joined a group of UK politicos at Cranwell.
DEFENCE SECRETARY Wes Streeting and CAS ACM Sir Harv Smyth joined serving personnel, veterans and volunteers at Charing Cross Station for London Poppy Day.
INVICTUS GAMES organisers are hoping to recruit more than 200 volunteers to help run the 2027 event in Birmingham.
A WORLD War II veteran who worked on Winston Churchill’s War Room staff celebrated her 104th birthday in style at Tranmere Rovers’ Remembrance match.
KING’S COLOUR Sqn graduates hit the parade ground at Cranwell after graduating this month.
“The ability to see earth from space is critical to military advantage”