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General Radford was commissioned into The Light Infantry in 1985. Promoted colonel in 2005, went on to command 19 Light […]

There are some pretty whacky and wonderful ways of raising money for charity – but this has to be one […]

TMT occasionally receives requests for help in tracking down family members who had been in the Forces. In this case […]

An equine sculptor, Frippy Jameson, has been given rare access to the Household Cavalry in order to sculpt five of […]

Special discount for TMT Readers! TMT Readers are able to get specially discounted tickets for the 2019 Practical Classics […]

A British general has been appointed to the post of Deputy Commander, LANDCOM, replacing Italian Army Lt. Gen. Paolo […]

As has been indicated over the past year or two, the MOD has now declared the new Veteran’s ID card […]

In what seems to be a rather amateurish attempt to assert control over UK Sovereign territory, a Spanish naval […]

Exhibition of paintings at the National Army Museum. Although somewhat late in the day, TMT has visited the wonderful exhibition […]

The D-Day 44 Challenge is a unique 44 mile run or 22 mile walk that commemorates the 1944 Allied invasion […]

A recent contract announcement by Lockheed Martin, makers of the Trident missile system used by the UK and USA, […]

The question of the hard border between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic has been the main sticking point […]

It has recently emerged that a submarine came close to a Stena Line ferry in the Irish Sea in November […]

Chosen Men nominated for Best Documentary Aaron Sayers, a former soldier turned filmmaker has had his debut documentary Chosen Men […]

The Ministry of Defence has developed a wide range of recruiting techniques since they had fallen short of their recruiting needs. […]

The Military Times is always interested in new technology and systems that can have a dramatic impact on the security […]

2018 is the 100th Anniversary of the Christmas Service of The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols sung by […]

HMS Echo docks in Odessa on Friday, just before visit by Defence Secretary. HMS Echo arrived in the […]

It has been announced that the Bloodhound world speed-record car project is to be disbanded with the third-party goods […]

The concept of Augmented reality (AR) is not exactly new. Pilots have been taking advantage of the […]