Spot The Lie - Cold War Truths Told Through Fiction
A former CIA and US Special Forces operative on telling the truth while still keeping secrets.
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Feature Twenty-Five Years On From Bosnia: Watch The Online Conversation Here
Catch up on RUSI’s online event: The Corps In Contemporary Security
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Sea vessels HMS Tamar: What's it like on board the Navy's 'greenest' ship?
Earlier this year, while the vessel stopped in London, we were given a guided tour to find out more about her capabilities.
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Feature The Unknown Warrior: Remembering those who never came home from the battlefield
A place where families can mourn their loved ones who are lost forever
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Germany Berlin Wall: Then And Now
More than 30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Forces News takes a look at how the German capital has changed since.
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Nato NATO: Which UK Bases Are Used By The Alliance?
There are five sites in the United Kingdom which are designated for use by the alliance.
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USA Which UK Bases Are Used By US Visiting Forces?
There are 11 bases in use by US Visiting Forces across the UK.
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Special forces SBS: What Is The Special Boat Service?
The Royal Navy describes the Special Boat Service as its "answer to the SAS".
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Feature WW1: Why did Britain join the First World War?
It has been more than 106 years since Britain entered the Great War.
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RAF Red 1: Who Is The New Red Arrows Team Leader?
Squadron Leader Tom Bould has joined ready for the 2021 season.
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Politics Explained: The Overseas Operations Bill
A key aim of the bill is to limit false and historical allegations against personnel and veterans in relation to overseas operations.
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Feature From Prue Leith to Kosovo: How the honey guru found his calling
No one knows super honey quite like former soldier Shamus
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Feature Exceptional women of the Battle of Britain
Hitler did not bargain on the fighting spirit of those left on the ground.
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History WW2: How Inflatable Tanks And Look-Alikes Fooled Germany
Inflatable hardware, as part of Operation Fortitude, was a key element of Operation Bodyguard – the plan to fool Nazi Germany.
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Feature Letters show War Office objection to Bridge On The River Kwai film
The portrayal of captured British personnel in David Lean's 1957 film, which starred Alec Guinness, was contested by UK officials
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WWII Lives that mattered – the black experience of WW2
A new book examines the black lives involved in Britain’s Second World War effort