A small metal stamp discovered on a Danish island bears many similarities to the iconic seventh-century helmet ...

As with other Army publications, the 267-page manual covers the nitty gritty details of combat like ambushes and evacuations, but also off-beat issues that soldiers might never consider until the ...

Enter Deep Cover, an upcoming crime comedy in which ... idea originated by Colin ‘Jurassic World’ Trevorrow, penned by British comedy duo The Pin (aka Ben Ashenden and Alexander Owen), and ...

One of these soirees was hosted by Chioma Nnadi, the head of editorial content at British "Vogue". At the event, South African global star Tyla got to celebrate her cover debut in the magazine's ...

The presentation of the system is significant as the British Army has a requirement for a 120mm Hinge Mortar and this EMOC is one of the competitors. Others include the Elbit Systems UK with the Sling ...

British spies are concerned that sharing anti-Russian intelligence with the American government could lead to their agents' cover being blown, security sources have told The Mail on Sunday.

Despite a deliberate downsizing to 73,000 regular soldiers, the British Army suffered a stark shortfall in recruitment last year, with just 6.720 enlistments, 63% of its 10,450 target. Measures ...

Whenever a new volume is announced, fans' first thought is to see what kind of cover it will have. Well, this time they are in for a treat. The cover for Dragon Ball Super Volume 24 has been ...

This would require increased stocks and increased mass. The British Army of 1981 did not have enough units on mobilisation to cover the requirements of a deployed and sustainable Corps for war in ...

The helicopters have been remanufactured using common parts from the British Army AH-64 MkI fleet with the 17 not being converted going for a range of uses such as engineering, ground handling and ...

Under Clive, the East India Company built up its private army to 260,000 soldiers, double the size of the British Army, and became ‘too big to fail’. Again, the modern parallels are ominous.