US Edition
The secret weapon to win a war – cranes, not jets and tanks
Military hardware cannot work without lifting equipment and spare parts to help maintain kit and fix damage, says minister
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The female pilots defending Taiwan from Chinese warplanes
Aerial showdowns are becoming more commonplace as tensions rise over the island which Beijing claims as its territory and has vowed to annex
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Britain bids farewell to RAF Hercules after 56 years of faithful service
Fans of the legendary C-130 pay tribute during a nationwide flypast before the plane is retired from the Armed Forces’ fleet
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Army strategising on gender-neutral ranks, says General Sir Patrick Sanders
Chief of the General Staff says ‘masculine-coded’ terms are ‘something we need to think about really carefully and really hard’
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How Ukraine’s activity is aimed at shaping the battlefield to its own advantage
Kyiv is keeping its options open and keeping Moscow guessing as to where and when it will launch any major military offensive
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Upgraded Royal Navy aircraft carriers could soon launch drones
Navy outlines its ‘future maritime vision’ by exploring new ways of sending unmanned aircraft off the ships’ flight decks
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Fighter pilots lose pride in flying for RAF because of bullying storm
General satisfaction at life in the air force plummets to its lowest level in more than 15 years amid complaints engulfing the service
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Sandhurst must ban 'toxic' drinking culture, says grieving mother of Olivia Perks
Pressure ‘to drink bar dry and fit in’ was a factor in suicide of cadet, 21, at Army academy
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Russia ‘poses danger to UK’ if beaten in Ukraine
Sir Mike Wigston, the outgoing head of the RAF, tells The Telegraph that Vladimir Putin will be 'vindictive' if the war against Kyiv fails
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Sandhurst ‘could have prevented suicide of Army cadet’
Olivia Perks may not have taken her life in 2019 had her mental welfare been adequately safeguarded, coroner rules
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British troops will show Putin 'you can’t win here', says Estonia's PM
All three services join biggest ever Nato exercise in the key Baltic state to send clear signal to Russian president
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Russia turns to laptops to sharpen its firepower on the front line
Moscow’s soldiers are relying on Strelets battlefield computers to detect and fire on Ukrainian positions, according to a report
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Britain to send Ukraine suicide drones with twice the range of Himars
Announcement that Kyiv will get hundreds of the kamikaze devices to strike back at Russia came as Volodymyr Zelensky met with Rishi Sunak
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Royal Navy's HMS Glasgow 'intentionally damaged' after cables cut
An investigation has been launched as Defence contractor BAE Systems reveals 60 cables were cut
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Ben Wallace pushes ahead with Army cuts despite Ukraine war
Defence Secretary set to shrink troop numbers to all-time low as sources insist he is ‘shielding them from further reductions’
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Russia's newest weapon is changing the course of Ukraine war
Moscow's use of glide bombs and their below-the-radar effectiveness could force Kyiv to rewrite its counter-offensive plans
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Historic six-gun salute to be fired the moment Charles is crowned King
Salvo will ring out from Horse Guards Parade to mark the Coronation on May 6
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British special forces power through explosions and gunfire on top secret Sudan rescue mission
Rishi Sunak's approval for the SAS assignment came in the early hours of Sunday after a hastily scheduled COBR meeting
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UK's broken-down £3bn warship HMS Prince of Wales stripped for parts
Items from aircraft carrier, whose proposed visit to US was cancelled last year after mechanical failure, used to repair sister vessel
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Russia tells taxi drivers and supermarket stackers to join the army in latest advert
The clip targets men working in menial jobs and suggests they are wasting their lives
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Coronation procession rehearsal gives public first taste of big day
Members of the Blues and Royals and King’s Life Guard marched from Buckingham Palace and down Whitehall to practise route
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British plane fired on by Russian jet after misheard order, US officials say
Missile was launched but did not work, claim sources, confirming leaked Pentagon documents describing the incident as 'near-shootdown'
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Robots can work alongside spies to detect enemy threats to UK, Tom Tugendhat says
AI could be used to sift through vast amounts of data under new plans
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First non-pilot set to lead the Royal Air Force
The next Chief of the Air Staff could ‘break an important glass ceiling’ in step up from RAF’s engineering branch
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Pentagon deals Ukrainians a new hand with Nato weapons playing cards
US has an ace up its sleeve with latest pack to help soldiers identify friendly forces’ equipment
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Nato members urged to bolster defence spending in ‘a more dangerous world’
Alliance head Jens Stoltenberg said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine required the setting and meeting of more ambitious military spending goals
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UK won’t commit to sending arms to Moldova amid fears of Russian takeover
Since Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, Moldova’s pro-Western government and its allies have feared it could be dragged into the conflict
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France accused of delaying EU’s €2bn plan to replenish Ukraine’s artillery shell stocks
European sources told the Telegraph that Paris wants guarantees that a deal to jointly procure weapons will only benefit EU firms
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Australia shouldn’t have signed Aukus deal with ‘gormless Brits’, says ex-PM
Paul Keating claims that his country’s decision to join UK and US in defence pact could carry ‘deadly consequences’
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‘Reckless’ Russian fighter jet smashes into US drone over Black Sea
Russian ambassador accuses Washington of 'provocation' after aircraft struck surveillance device, which later came down west of Crimea
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Don’t panic – here’s why drone collision won’t lead to all-out US-Russia war
Incident between US Reaper drone and Russian jet may, more than anything, be down to poor airmanship from jet’s pilot
