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Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson announcement
All Army roles open to women
British and French paratroopers ready for joint operations
Across two demanding weeks in south west France, Exercise Falcon Amarante is testing the Airborne Combined Joint Expeditionary Force – a partnership between 16 Air Assault Brigade and 11e Brigade Parachutiste.
Today When The Guns Fall Silent
To mark the 100th anniversary of Armistice, the British Army has released a video titled, 'Today When The Guns Fall Silent'.
Army women inspire at Women in Defence Awards
Two inspirational Army women have won the STEM in Defence Award and Inspirational Award at the Women in Defence 18 Awards.
British Army named as one of UK’s Best Employers for Race
The British Army has been recognised for its outstanding leadership on race equality and inclusion in the workplace by being included in Business in the Community’s Best Employers for Race listing, published on 30 October 2018.
British Army begin Exercise Trident Juncture
More than 1,600 troops and 1,000 vehicles and equipment have completed the 2,500km journey to Norway as the initial phase of Exercise Trident Juncture.
Land Combat Power Visit 2018 - Day 1
The British Army Land Combat Power Visit features a demonstration of combat power including an armoured assault onto an urban objective.
Photographic Competition 2018 winners announced
The Army Photographic Competition 2018 winners have been announced today with professional photographer Corporal Tom Evans taking the Photographer of the Year Award.
Soldiers from the Royal Engineers teach Kenyan Engineers
Soldiers from 32 Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers teach Kenyan Engineers how to prepare explosive charges during EX ASKARI STORM in Kenya.
Sir Bobby Charlton supports the Games of Remembrance
To mark the birthday of Sir Bobby Charlton, the British Army is delighted to announce this hero of British football has very kindly agreed to support the Games.
Spirit of Endurance
A solo, unsupported and unassisted crossing of Antarctica, although attempted, has never yet been completed. Captain Louis Rudd is setting out to traverse 1,500km of Antarctica.
Exercise Cambrian Patrol 2018
More than a thousand soldiers from the British Army and 37 international armies across the world are preparing themselves for the world’s toughest patrolling test.
Airborne engineers create improvised obstacle
Sappers of 23 Parachute Engineer Regiment prove their improvisation skills using materials they find on the ground to fulfil their mission of enabling 16 Air Assault Brigade - the British Army’s airborne rapid reaction force - to fight, move and live.
Troops March to Parliament
The Army has been invited by the Chair of the Armed Forces Parliamentary Trust, to take part in an event in Parliament to mark the participation of Army personnel in operations, overseas commitments and homeland resilience tasks around the world.
Soldiers from 165 Port & Maritime Regiment take to the water
Soldiers from 165 Port and Maritime Regiment Royal Logistic Corps have recently undertaken their Annual Deployment Exercise - Ex Mulbery Leader 2.
Upcoming events & displays
Exercise Cambrian Patrol 2018
Exercise CAMBRIAN PATROL is the premier patrolling event of the British Army which is held in Wales and hosted by 160 Infantry Brigade.
12-21 October 2018
Wales
Thursday 8 November 2018
The Games of Remembrance
Closing date: 19/09/2018
Army Photographic Competition
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Soldier magazine
The official magazine of the British Army - read exciting and thought-provoking coverage of all aspects of Service life.
In this month's magazine: Cambrian Patrol and what Remembrance means to modern troops.
Army Newsletter
The British Army’s newsletter has been re-introduced as part of our efforts to improve communications across the Army. IN FRONT is presented in a modern, smart phone compatible format so that it can be shared widely and to make the information more accessible. All ranks are encouraged to read it and follow the links to dip into areas of particular interest.
It can be hard to keep pace with the amount of change going on and with everything the Army is doing around the world. This newsletter together with a new Army Core Script enables us all to speak with a more unified voice wherever we serve in the Army.