British army News

A former British soldier has revealed how Prince Harry prevented a homophobic assault against him in at a training camp back in 2008.

This is good news because those being made redundant are soldiers; the big question is, will they be thrown on the scrap heap and left to rot?

Injuring animals for military training is illegal in the UK under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 but the UK’s Ministry of Defence has its own form of extraordinary rendition by outsourcing to Denmark live firing to deliberately maim pigs.

London - Just 2 weeks before the Olympic Games are due to start, it seems G4S cannot provide sufficient security staff for the event. Now the British Army is being brought in to do the job.

The government was criticised and the army apologised after 38 British soldiers were informed by email that they were losing their jobs.

A UK Muslim group is angry after it emerged that replica mosques were being used on a firing range. The group is demanding an apology from the British Army.

The founder and principle owner of a web design company in the southwest of England has been condemned for stating that he would rather employ ex-offenders than former members of the British military.

Recent legislation permitting the sexual abuse of women in Afghanistan raises the question of the continuing presence of British military forces in Afghanistan. If that legislation is not thrown out, it will be the signal for them to leave.

Donkey “suicide” bombing is supposed to be a new addition to the Taliban attack techniques used in Afghanistan against US led forces. A team of British army has recently survived a similar attack in southern Helmand province in Afghanistan.