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‘Broken’ British Army major cleared seven times faces new Iraq probeSpeed Read Decorated officer Robert Campbell says soldiers are treated as ‘political fodder’
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Ice Maidens: British Army team become first women to cross AntarcticaIn Depth All-female expedition makes history by completing 1,056-mile trek on foot
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One in five British soldiers ‘not fit for duty’Speed Read New figures cast doubt on strength of British Army as Tory MPs threaten revolt
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Army dog awarded highest honour for bravery during Taliban raidSpeed Read Heroic hound was injured by three grenades but still managed to get troops to safety
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Russia hits out at biggest US military build-up in Europe since Cold WarSpeed Read Poland welcomes thousands of American troops, but Donald Trump's election puts Nato mission in doubt
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UK commits to long-term troop deployment in Baltic statesSpeed Read Move 'likely to raise hackles' in Moscow, which has accused Nato of trying to militarise border territories
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Ebola: British army medic tests positive for the diseaseSpeed Read Female military healthcare worker contracted Ebola while working in Sierra Leone, MoD confirms
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Women soldiers 'will be in combat roles by 2016'In Depth Women may soon be fighting on the front line – but is that good for them or the defence of the realm?
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Osborne’s cuts could reduce Army to virtually uselessIn Depth Cuts will be so severe that Nato could classify our reduced forces not as an army, but a gendarmerie
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Two suicides, two women who felt let down by justiceSpeed Read Tracy Shelvey and Anne-Marie Ellement had both claimed they were raped and saw the men go free
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Prince Harry to 'quit job' and lead UK Warrior Games projectSpeed Read The Prince wants to host Paralympics-style games for injured servicemen at London Olympic Stadium
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Ingrid Loyau-Kennett: Why I confronted Woolwich attackersIn Depth Mother-of-two pictured speaking to knife-wielding assailant told him: 'You are going to lose'
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Afghanistan needs interpreters to be brave and stay at homeIn Depth It is not Britain's 'moral obligation' to give the Army's Afghan war interpreters automatic asylum here
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A new job for the British Army - protecting the homelandIn Depth As the 'Desert Rats' lose their tanks, the Army needs a new role - and our national security fits the bill
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