
Fallen Honoured At National Memorial Arboretum Remembrance Service
Veterans, serving personnel and members of the public from across the UK were in attendance.
Veterans, serving personnel and members of the public from across the UK were in attendance.
Events to remember the fallen were held across the UK, a century after the very first Armistice Day in 1919.
Former British Sector official Barry Davies has returned to the spot where he witnessed the historic moment in November 1989.
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At the height of the Cold War, 31 British troops were allowed in and out of East Germany for three decades.
They were some of the only Western forces to regularly get up close and personal with the enemy during the Cold War.
The renaming coincides with the 75th anniversary of one of the group's greatest battles.
Forces News reporter Rosie Laydon gives a behind the scenes account on the making of Real Cold War Spies: BRIXMIS.
Dave Butler goes back to Germany to retrace his footsteps of the mission which changed the Cold War.
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A plaque has been unveiled at the Welsh National War Memorial in Cardiff.
The 2019 Royal British Legion Field of Remembrance has officially opened at the National Memorial Arboretum.
'Pinnie The Wooh' is expected to fetch up to £10,000 when on sale later this month.
The forward-facing organisation is watching modern threats and revealing new information on its legacy.