As we go in to 2023, Sunday sees the start of the Lunar New Year, it’s a chance to reflect on the year just gone. 2022 was an unforgettable year of momentous change, through it all the Army continued to bring stability, continuity and reassurance with their dedication to duty and complete commitment to excellence. The Army is always prepared whatever the event. The London District Army Photographer Sergeant Todd captured this in his personal and moving short film which is our review of the year

Soldiers and officers can finally grow beards while serving in the army in a dramatic policy change effective from Good Friday. Beards must be neat and are subject to review, explained the British Army’s most senior non-commissioned officer in his video message to troops. • Only a full set beard will be allowed • Length must be between Grade 1 (2.5mm) and Grade 8 (25.5mm) • Must be trimmed off the cheek bones and neck • No patchy or uneven growth • No exaggerated colours This change is just one

Today the @BritishArmy is marching in front of 1.5 million people at the 50th anniversary of #PrideinLondon . Soldiers from the @armyinlondon have joined their comrades from all over the UK to take part. Read more about why diversity is vital for the Future Army: https://www.army.mod.uk/news-and-events/news/2022/06/army-marches-with-pride-in-london/ | The Army in London - HQ London District

Every Rank In British Army During WWII Explained