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Padre Tom: The chaplain that sat through the night with a dead pilot – just to keep him company

The actions of an army chaplain – who risked his life to be with the victim of a helicopter crash – encapsulate the meaning of Remembrance

Whether As a Kingdom or As a Socialist Republic, Yugoslavia Proved an Impossible Experiment. Here's Why.

Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro all sought independence with varying degrees of bloodshed and/or diplomacy.

'Tiger in a Cage': 80 Years Since Yugoslav Partisan Leader Tito Smashed Nazi Forces on Neretva River

Nowhere was the irregular anti-Nazi resistance more dogged or successful than in mountainous Yugoslavia, where Josip Broz Tito led a partisan army in a yearslong cat-and-mouse chase against Germans, Italians, and their Četnik and Ustaše Yugoslav collaborators.

UK increases Ukrainian military support, delivers first helicopter

The latest equipment approval arrives after UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced a £50 million ($60 million) support package to Ukraine during a recent visit to Kyiv.

Dick Hastilow, commanded Invincible in the Adriatic providing vital air support during the Bosnian War – obituary

While on fishery protection duties in UK waters Hastilow brought his diplomatic skills to a tense negotiation with a Russian trawler

Mine Victim Assistance Project "Life Without Pain" - Bosnia and Herzegovina