Team Forces

29/05/2026

29/05/2026

28/05/2026

We’re incredibly proud to share the story of the Ranger Everest Expedition - an extraordinary achievement that saw nine Rangers successfully summit Mount Everest. Team Forces was proud to have helped enable such an incredible challenge.

This expedition was a remarkable demonstration of resilience, teamwork, determination and leadership in one of the most demanding environments on earth, reflecting the very values that sit at the heart of Team Forces.

A huge thank you to ARX Robotics, who supported the Rangers as a Gold Expedition Sponsor. Partnerships like this play a vital role in enabling opportunities that challenge, inspire and support the Armed Forces community through adventure and personal development.

Read the full story on the Team Forces website:

https://teamforces.org/2026/05/27/ranger-everest-expedition/

28/05/2026

28/05/2026

27/05/2026

We’re delighted to celebrate the renewed support of Exponential-e as a Bronze Partner of Team Forces.

Partnerships like this play a vital role in helping us continue creating opportunities for serving personnel, veterans and families to take part in sport, challenge and adventure - building resilience, confidence and wellbeing across the Armed Forces community.

We are incredibly grateful for Exponential-e’s continued commitment and shared belief in the positive impact these opportunities can have during periods of transition, recovery and personal challenge.

Thank you for your ongoing support - we look forward to creating lasting impact together.

Read more :point_right: https://teamforces.org/2026/05/27/exponential-e-2026/

23/05/2026

We’re incredibly proud to share the story of Charlie Allman-Brown and his extraordinary Cook Strait swim challenge.

Charlie has written a fantastic first-hand account of the physical and mental demands of this arduous challenge - from harsh conditions and exhaustion to the resilience and determination required to keep going. It’s a powerful insight into what these expeditions really take, both mentally and physically, and is well worth a read.

Charlie ended his account with:

“There is something in open water swimming that will be familiar to anyone who has served. The conditions don’t care about your plan. The tide doesn’t negotiate. At some point, the only question is whether you keep moving or stop. Those six hours crawling at 500 metres per hour taught me nothing I didn’t already know from soldiering.

My military experience gave me strength, confidence and drive. Never give up, stay motivated, and one can overcome the challenge in front of them. That is what the Army has taught me. Whatever the task, however little progress feels visible, the answer is always the same: choose to keep going and keep turning the arms.”

At Team Forces, we are proud to support individuals taking on challenges that push boundaries, inspire others and demonstrate the power of resilience through adventure.

Read Charlie’s full story here:
https://teamforces.org/2026/05/22/cook-strait-swim.