Armed Forces

The Army has debuted its new Apache helicopter, billed as the 'most advanced in the world', which is based in Suffolk.

At a recent conference, delegates from Masonic lodges across the county pledged their support for British troops and veterans.

A Suffolk author says her book about her grandfather’s time fighting in World War One has enabled her to ‘get his writings out there’.

'It is one of the biggest events of the year and so much fun, not only for the athletes but the hundreds of volunteers who assist.'

Tributes have been paid to a Suffolk-based soldier who died during a non-operational incident in July.

Ever wondered what life is like on an American airbase? We went behind the scenes of a Suffolk refuelling wing to find out more.

The ‘dedication’ of everyone who contributed to the realisation of a five-year-project to create a new war memorial in Suffolk has been applauded.

Family and friends of a 100-year-old World War Two veteran who served in the RAF and the US Air Force gathered together to wish him happy birthday.

Residents near a Suffolk airbase have been warned of potential disturbance from night flying.

A town centre was full of people wishing to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II today after a screen was set up to broadcast her funeral.

A former Royal Marine Commando has recounted his time as a guard on the Royal Yacht Britannia from 1964 until his retirement from service in 1967.

A family are in shock at the death of their brother who was volunteering as a medic in Ukraine.

Major airbase was originally created as a decoy.

A bomb disposal squad was called to deal with an unexploded mortar.

'This is a huge win for our airmen and their families as it saves their personal time and money during an already daunting international transition.'

The mavericks came to the Suffolk base for a joint exercise.

A bomb squad was called after an artillery shell believed to have been used for wartime training was discovered.

A special service was held today to remember the soldiers who fought valiantly in the Far East during World War II.

Eighteen new members of the RAF Regiment, a specialist corps, were honoured at a graduation ceremony at RAF Honington last Thursday.

In today's nostalgia we go back to 2012 when Michelle Obama was greeted by cheers when she arrived at an airbase to meet American military families.