This week, the lessons learned from the capture of 15 Royal marines and Sailors by Iran * Are British troops getting the medical provision they deserve in the field * The heartwrenching story of a young Jewish boy who witnesses some of the brutality of the Nazi regime at first hand * We dip into the high fashion world of Royal Ascot * and consider the origins of the Universe.

A roundup of the news from a Forces viewpoint chaired by Christopher Lee

Around the forces world in Seven Days on BFBS Radio Two - this week with Bob Jones.

In this edition we focus on the commemorations of the end of the conflict in the Falklands 25 year ago. We hear messages from the Queen and Margaret Thatcher - look behind the political manouevres of the time - and hear a first hand account of one of the bloodiest battles of the campaign. 

Also - Bob Monkhouse dispenses health advice from beyond the grave, and the campaign to being back nose-paintings on British military aircraft.

Christopher Lee and the panel discuss the 25th anniversary of the end of the Falklands War

Around the forces world in Seven Days on BFBS Radio Two with John Adderley. This week - safety fears are raised over the RAF's Nimrods ... training the Army trainers following the Deepcut deaths ... 25 years on, the daughter of one of the men who died on the RFA Sir Galahad returns to the Falklands ... complaints about Pay As You Dine ... and sailing round the world with the Royal Corps of Signals.

As the G8 leaders meet today, there's open talk among some of them of a new Cold War. No one's suggesting an east west conflict but it does raise the point: do we really understand conflict enough to know how to avoid it and how to get out of it when all else fails?

Col Charlie White, Head of Army Policy on Catering, Retail and Lieisure Services talks to Glen about Pay As You Dine

 Around the forces world in Seven Days on BFBS Radio Two with John Adderley. This week - the mission against the Taliban in southern Afghanistan takes its toll as the British base in Helmand Province increases in size ...  the 25th anniversary of the first land war victory in the Falklands War ... how troops in Iraq could have wristwatch translators ... and the RAF says goodbye to the Jaguar.

If the road to peace is reconstruction - how do you do it with people shooting at you?