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'A true legend': tributes paid to multi-talented military horse put down in retirement - Vimarsana News

'A true legend': tributes paid to multi-talented military horse put down in retirement

A military horse with a “larger-than-life character” – and talent for showjumping, dressage and tent-pegging – has been put down in retirement owing to an acute bout of colic. Rommel, known by his military colleagues as Bob, formerly worked for the King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery then joined the Light Cavalry Honour Artillery Company in […]

MoD accused over soldier's fatal crash in 'death trap that he was too tall for' - Vimarsana News

MoD accused over soldier's fatal crash in 'death trap that he was too tall for'

An inquest into the death of Staff Sergeant John 'Jock' McKelvie (pictured) has still not taken place, and Dr Richard North claims the Army is trying to cover up major failings in the 'death trap' vehicle.

1857: The Uprising in Delhi and Its Brutal Suppression - Vimarsana News

1857: The Uprising in Delhi and Its Brutal Suppression

The great revolt of 1857 was a momentous struggle against colonial rule in the Indian subcontinent—the most widespread anti-colonial struggle during the nineteenth century.

A Soviet Spy Saved Stalin, Churchill and FDR from a Nazi Assassination Plot - Vimarsana News

A Soviet Spy Saved Stalin, Churchill and FDR from a Nazi Assassination Plot

Gevork Vartanian was the Soviet intelligence officer from Armenia who discovered the Nazis' plan to kill the Allied leadership in Tehran.

Military Digest: 100 years of Indianisation of the Army and early concerns of British officers - Vimarsana News

Military Digest: 100 years of Indianisation of the Army and early concerns of British officers

Amid the current emphasis on giving up the colonial vestiges of the Army, it is worth revisiting the essentials of the report prepared by Gen Henry Rawlinson and how it laid the foundations of the present-day Indian Army.