Machine Gun Corps News Today

This year’s Melbourne Writers Festival unleashes the spirits of characters past and stories still to be told … here’s a taste of what’s to come.

Kintore soldier William "Willum" Carnie was killed in action in WW1 after taking part in one of the most daring tank exploits in history.

82 arrested to ‘prevent breach of peace’ as march passed through central London on Armistice Day

A total of 82 people were arrested in Tachbrook Street, Pimlico, to ‘prevent a breach of the peace’ as the march passed through the capital.

The Metropolitan Police claimed the counter-protesters were intent on 'confrontation and violence'

Dozens of counter-protesters have been arrested as hundreds of thousands of people took part in a pro-Palestinian demonstration in central London.A total of 82 people were […]

As I wear my red poppy for Remembrance in reflection of those who have died in conflict, alongside it is a tiny pin badge.

The oldest tank regiment in the world celebrates 100 years of royal distinction, looking at the influence of King George V and his visit to Bovington

Herbert Alfred Disney (pictured with his wife) was awarded a Military Cross & Bar, Distinguished Conduct Medal and Victory Medal for his service during the First World War.

Well before taking the world stage as wartime British prime minister, First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill was an early and key proponent of tanks.