Julian Brazier: The Integrated Review is groundbreaking, but doesn’t go far enough in addressing the Army’s weaknesses

It can become the best again, but only if the land forces element is revisited in the Government’s proposal.

Julian Brazier: The future of the Army – and why Haldane’s approach remains the best.

His instinct to bring together various reserves to create a ‘Second Line’ was crucial in the First World War; leaders today should take inspiration.

Virginia Crosbie: The UK is a beacon of hope across the world. We cannot let Coronavirus divide our family of nations.

With VJ Day approaching, we should never lose our pride in our shared military history and of our contribution to the vanquishing of tyranny.

Mark Francois: States like Russia now pose the primary threat to the UK – we must strengthen our defences accordingly

The erroneous assumption that hostile states were no longer relevant has rightly been abandoned. Now our Armed Forces need the resources to meet the challenge.

Michael Fallon: Three years into our campaign against Daesh, the black flags are being torn down

We can be proud of the military campaigns in Iraq and Syria. There remains much to do and we will stay the course.

James Gray: Before yet another defence review, we must first answer the big question – what is Britain for?

Unless we know our role in the world, we cannot have a strategy. And without a strategy, we cannot suitably design our armed forces.

Iain Duncan Smith: Poor quality housing for service families harms their happiness and our defence

The benefits of a secure, stable and loving family are are even more important for military personnel than for the rest of us.

“Leaving the EU does not mean we are stepping back from our commitment to the security of our continent.” Fallon’s Conference Speech: full text

Defeating Daesh will help keep Britain’s streets safe.

Daniel Kawczynski: It’s time the Polish airmen who fought for Britain had their memorial

Despite the significant Polish contributions over the generations, one will be hard pressed to find any commemoration of their efforts and sacrifice.

Can Fallon replace regulars with reservists?

Or will the upcoming SDSR be used to change the Government’s plans?

Martin Parsons: A humanitarian catastrophe looms for IS victims – our Government could avert it

Diverting an RAF flight to supply specially insulated tents to Erbil before winter would save thousands of lives

Bob Stewart MP: The story behind those Taliban trophy photographs

They were totally unacceptable and shouldn’t happen, but a little part of me understands why they occur.

Alex Deane: The soldiers who posed with that dead Taliban fighter deserve our thanks – and instinctive support

They were acting on our instructions, at risk to more than their standing. So as I say, they deserve our understanding of the circumstances in which they acted.