The official returns of the number of horses and mules used in the British military service just rendered to the War Office show that there are now actually 24,400 animals at work for riding or ...

The British Army has shrunk to its lowest level since the early 1800s. Years of relentless budget cutbacks have left it with just 73,000 active-duty soldiers.That's a far cry from the Chinese army ...

The British Army has shrunk to its smallest size in more than 200 years, with figures this year showing there were just 72,510 full-time, trained soldiers ready for deployment.

The entire British Army would be worn down in "six months to a year" in a major war – underlining the importance of rebuilding the UK's reserve forces, a defence minister has said.

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Official figures show the British Army had 109,245 personnel on October 1, including 25,814 volunteer reservists. Mr Carns said: “The reserves are critical, absolutely central, to that process.

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British Army Kerry-Ann Knight received an apology from the Ministry of Defence, as well as a substantial payout after enduring years of “racist and sexist abuse” whilst serving as a corporal News ...

Theses threats could see the British Army called into action overseas at any time as it boasts a 108,000-strong land warfare force, with close to 74,000 full-time recruits who will be watching the ...

Multiple British military horses, one of which appeared to be covered in blood, escaped their handlers on Wednesday and galloped through central London, according to authorities. The horses were ...

The report made 62 recommendations, including creating a British Army that is “ten times more lethal” with more personnel, long-range missiles and land-drone swarms.

The entire British Army would be worn down in "six months to a year" in a major war – underlining the importance of rebuilding the UK's reserve forces, a defence minister has said.