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The British Army gives its people the skills to adapt well to civilian life. Former soldiers contribute to society in a positive way. Whether they are business owners employing a team; lawyers, plumbers or adventurers, they are a veteran contributing to UK growth.

The British Army gives its people the skills to adapt well to civilian life. Former soldiers contribute to society in a positive way. Whether they are business owners employing a team; lawyers, plumbers or adventurers, they are a veteran contributing to UK growth.

A Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Campaign by the British Army supporting the UK Government drive to inspire the next generation to consider STEM career choices; and to celebrate all the STEM skills, talent and opportunities in engineering in the British Army today.

Captain Lou Rudd of the British Army is attempting the record-breaking solo, unsupported and unassisted traverse of Antarctica

Captain Lou Rudd of the British Army is attempting the record-breaking solo, unsupported and unassisted traverse of Antarctica

The British Army's Land Combat Power contributes to all aspects of the contemporary military environment, and demonstrates the importance of a modernised Army in 21st Century Britain.

Football has always been the Soldiers' Game, and is the most widely enjoyed game in the British Army. It offers a powerful connection between past and present and offers an insight into the impact of war on British Society From only 50 professional clubs in existence at the time, over 2000 professional footballers joined up to fight in WWI, and nearly 300 of those were killed

The British Army honours and respects the Fallen. The sacrifices made by soldiers and their families to protect the peace and freedoms we enjoy today are not forgotten.

The British Army honours and respects the Fallen. The sacrifices made by soldiers and their families to protect the peace and freedoms we enjoy today are not forgotten.

The British Army supports women throughout the world

The British Army working in support of the British Government drive to inspire the current and next generations of engineers

The British Army supporting and inspiring women in engineering during the Year of Engineering and beyond

British Army Royal Signals Corps supporting the Year of Engineering

The British Army supporting British Science Week

British Army celebrating International Women's Day

The British Army runs over 40 different apprenticeship schemes across all roles and disciplines. And you get paid while you are gaining qualifications.

British Army celebrating National Apprenticeship Week. The British Army is one of the UK's Top 100 Employers for Apprenticeships

British Army campaign in support of the British Government drive to inspire the next generation of British engineers, and to celebrate all the engineering skills, talent and opportunities in engineering in the Army today

British Army Royal Engineers supporting the Year of Engineering

British Army Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers supporting the Year of Engineering

British Army Royal Logistics Corps supporting the Year of Engineering.

Britain's Year of Engineering, supported by the British Army

The British Army takes pride in what it does, and is working to ensure all its personnel, whatever their gender or sexuality; their race or faith; whether able bodied or disabled, are encouraged to be themselves and part of the team. The British Army respects difference, embraces equality of opportunity and will challenge unacceptable behaviours.

Celebrating 100 years of women working in the British Army

Supporting Britain's soldiers