In 1991 the last UK-based infantry battalion left Gibraltar and the role of defending and securing the Rock was taken up by the Royal Gibraltar Regiment. According to the British Army, the ...

So said Gibraltar lawyer Stephen Bulloch, recalling for the British Broadcasting Corp. how an elite squad of British soldiers gunned down three unarmed Irish Republican Army guerrillas as he ...

Field Marshal Sir John Chapple, former British Army chief and governor of Gibraltar, has died aged 90, the government of the overseas territory said.. In a statement on Saturday, the Gibraltar ...

Additionally 2,000 to 3,000 personnel mostly from the British army were sent to the Rock for training exercises. These visits total approximately 12,000 to 14,000 personnel per year, based on 2022 ...

The Royal Gibraltar Regiment of the British Army is based at Devil's Tower Camp in Gibraltar, made up of around 200 troops.

THESE are the secret World War Two tunnels the British Army used to defend Gibraltar from a German invasion. Christened the Great North Road, the mile-long bombproof tunnel runs right inside the Ro… ...

In 1779 Gibraltar was a tiny isthmus three-quarters of a mile wide and 3 miles long, only two-fifths of it habitable. The polyglot town of Gibraltar numbered 3,000 inhabitants, outnumbered by ...

The British Army operates from Devil's Tower Camp with about 200 troops from the Royal Gibraltar Regiment. The Army emphasises the strategic significance of this territory at the entrance to the ...

Flags will be flown at half-mast in Gibraltar after Sir John Chapple, who had held the position of governor of Gibraltar in the 90s, passed away.