'As precious to me as my own family': Comrades mark 35 years since Op Granby
A total of 53,000 British personnel were sent to liberate Kuwait after the invasion of Iraqi forces under President Saddam Hussein in August ...
A total of 53,000 British personnel were sent to liberate Kuwait after the invasion of Iraqi forces under President Saddam Hussein in August ...
The Unity Shield will form part of a larger memorial in Washington DC to mark all those who helped oust Saddam Hussein's forces from Kuwait
Bob Ankerson and pilot Simon Burgess became prisoners of war when their Tornado caught fire over Iraq in January 1991.
The heroic navigator recounted his incredible mid-air escape from a burning jet after being hit by a missile during the conflict.
Allen Stokes is cycling around Britain to raise awareness of PTSD and complex PTSD.
The Gulf War Syndrome affects veterans who served in the 1991 war.
Mal Craghill and Martin Wintermeyer completed their final rides on the anniversary of the end of the war.
Three decades ago, the then-Brigadier Patrick Cordingley commanded 7th Armoured Brigade during the First Gulf War.
Thirty years after the conflict, Forces News spoke to Commander Nobby Hall, who served on RFA Argus.
Lieutenant Colonel Tim Purbrick was a 27-year-old Captain in the 17th/21st Royal Lancers when he was deployed to the Gulf.
"That's what happens when the Special Forces make mistakes, usually the cost of life is very high."
The war was to be one of the first major tests for Sir John Major, who had only just become Prime Minister.
"If I close my eyes I can still smell what it was like being a prisoner of war. It never leaves you."
It was the biggest deployment of the UK Armed Forces since the Second World War.
A Troop Sergeant during the war has been what it was like to be part of Op Granby and serve on the ground.
Lord King spoke to Forces News about the "first TV war" and his memories as conflict unfolded in the Gulf.