The Central Band of The Royal British Legion will be performing a special concert in Dover next month at The Duke of York's Royal Military School

The chilling audio from an RAF fighter pilot to a foreign aircraft's crew was the final warning before shots were to be fired as they flew over Kent.

Campaigners are fighting to recover the body of a Battle of Britain pilot before the spot where he crashed more than 70 years ago is built over.

The 350th anniversary of the Royal Marines as a corps was marked by ex-marines who ran from St Margaret's to Walmer.

The site where nearly 1,500 sailors lost their lives needs urgent protection from salvage operators, say councillors.

Emergency services take a device - thought to be a Second World War grenade - to a park to be blown up.

Town's past and present MPs to attend.

The crack of a rifle fire takes veteran Steve Dubens back to the streets of Northern Ireland, where the atrocities he witnessed took a terrible toll.

French commandos travelled to Medway to honour one of the last of the legendary Kieffer Commandos

A veteran paratrooper has spoken of how his love turned to loathing after his ex-partner's web of lies landed him in jail.

Staff from Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust were put through their paces by the army in a special team building exercise.

A service was held in Chatham to commemorate 100 years to the day of one of the biggest naval disasters of the First World War.

A woman from Kent has taken it upon herself to write and record a song in a bid to raise awareness of the Royal British Legion.

A charity which provides lifelong support to former and serving servicemen and their relatives has provided an ex-soldier with a mobility scooter.

A retired RAF officer has old of his pride after receiving a clasp his father earned in World War Two after years of campaigning.

Branches of an electrical retailer across the country have been showing their support for a British Armed Forces sporting team.

A callous drug addict has ignored pleas from veterans' family members to reveal what he's done with stolen medals and SAS badges.

The British jihadi whose accent pinned him to Kent or south London may have murdered a second journalist.

The baby nephew of a soldier killed in Afghanistan has been named in his honour.

One group of resourceful servicemen decided to go one better than taking a copy of the Kent Messenger away to war – they made their own.