British royal family dress code rules state that working members of the royal family who served in the armed forces dress in uniform for major events. So far, we've seen King Charles (73), Princess ...

As Allan Mallinson explains in The Making of The British Army, it was in the New Model Army, Britain’s first standing army formed in 1645, that British soldiers began to ‘wear a true uniform — ...

In their ceremonial uniforms, the British Army’s finest soldiers march with precision and pride as they rehearse for one of the most iconic events in the royal calendar.

The British Army has apologised after two soldiers from one of their most prestigious units were pictured wearing SS uniforms for a Halloween party. An investigation has been launched after ...

In its 176-year history, khaki has continued to be a common military uniform, but has also become the uniform of youth, business, and adventure, carrying its colonial connotations with it through ...

Unlike in the US, where veterans often wear uniforms for special occasions, retired British military personnel are not allowed to wear uniform unless they are in an honorary appointment and have ...

Prince Harry did not wear a military uniform as he walked behind Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin in procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster ... who served 10 years in the British Army, ...

The video, called “Getting Dressed in World War I,” follows a British Army soldier of the Artists Rifles regiment as he dresses for a typical day of military duty. The soldier’s long johns ...