With the world watching, UK troops in Romania are on the brink of a mission that could alter international dynamics.

Lieutenant General Sir Peter Graham, who has died aged 87, held several high-profile appointments in the course of a distinguished career, including command of the 1st Battalion The Gordon Highlanders ...

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, Prince Edward and Princess Sophie, on Tuesday arrived in Nepal’s capital Kathmandu for a six-day visit to the Himalayan nation. Show Full Article Invest in Trusted ...

Second Lieutenant Alex Coleman told PA the move across Europe was a 'hefty undertaking' that 'shows what the British Army and NATO are ... The Royal Regiment of Scotland have been deployed for ...

He was so successful he became known as the “father of British Columbia ... posts throughout the American West. The Army also deployed them overseas, fighting in the Spanish-American and ...

Worsley was a retired British Army officer who had served in the Special ... had fought with distinction during the Second World War, helping his regiment win battles in the deserts of North ...

The President’s Bodyguard is the senior-most regiment of the Indian Army. The gold-plated ... of Honour in the presidential buggy after taking oath in 2017. During the British era, the buggy belonged ...

Enniskillenstein or Enniskillenberg? Enniskillen could have been renamed after the common German town suffixes ‘stein’ (stone) or ...

In a career that started in April 1997, it is quite hard to pinpoint a single highlight, however being selected for Royal British ... been deploying overseas to RAF Akrotiri within the first six ...

General Charles Gordon Born on 28th January 1833 into an army family in Woolwich ... the family moved to a variety of locations throughout the British Isles but also overseas. Gordon would receive his ...

Colonel Richard Hawkins, a trustee at the Royal Engineers Museum, which could face calls from Ethiopia to return items - Crown Copyright British Army units are facing ...

Britain invaded Abyssinia in 1868 after Emperor Tewodros II took European hostages over a delayed letter to Queen Victoria British Army units ... Famed regiments and corps defeated an Ethiopian ...