The British Army; Ready to Fight and Win. The Army’s primary role will always be to protect the nation; it stands ready to help in times of crisis, at home and abroad. The Army is a forward-thinking institution. Its creative and talented people drive innovation; every member of the Army is empowered to contribute to giving the Army its edge. It inspires its people to exceptional achievements, allowing them to fulfil their potential by providing the opportunity for every individual to develop ski

The Army is set to transform as part of the Integrated Review’s Defence Command Paper. It will be more expeditionary – being deployed across the globe to anticipate and respond to crises. It will be more agile – a leaner and reorganised fighting force will be supported by digital, virtual and autonomous systems, to help the Army respond more quickly. It will also be more integrated – both on the battlefield with weapons and technology, and with other Services, Government departments, allies and

To coincide with Mental Health Awareness Week, the National Army Museum played host to a special evening exploring mental health in the Military. A performance of the acclaimed one-man play, “Shell Shock” was followed by a panel discussion with the Army Sergeant Major and some of the country’s leading experts on the subject. As the production continues its tour, the next production is tonight in Basingstoke, here are some highlights from that very special and insightful evening. | British Army