Royal Marines Assault Group Renamed
The renaming coincides with the 75th anniversary of one of the group's greatest battles.
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Cold War How 'Real Cold War Spies: BRIXMIS' Was Made
Forces News reporter Rosie Laydon gives a behind the scenes account on the making of Real Cold War Spies: BRIXMIS.
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Cold War BRIXMIS: The Cold War Mission Through The Eyes Of A British Spy
Dave Butler goes back to Germany to retrace his footsteps of the mission which changed the Cold War.
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Cold War Former British Military Chief 'Had No Idea' Berlin Wall Would Fall In 1989
General Lord Richards shared his thoughts with Forces News in an interview ahead of the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Black History Month War Memorial To Black And Ethnic Minority Personnel Unveiled
A plaque has been unveiled at the Welsh National War Memorial in Cardiff.
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Remembrance Field Of Remembrance Opens To Honour The Fallen
The 2019 Royal British Legion Field of Remembrance has officially opened at the National Memorial Arboretum.
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WWII Dambuster Pilot's 'Lucky' Teddy Bear Mascot To Go Under The Hammer
'Pinnie The Wooh' is expected to fetch up to £10,000 when on sale later this month.
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History GCHQ Looks Toward 'Unique Challenges' On Centenary
The forward-facing organisation is watching modern threats and revealing new information on its legacy.
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Stories Did these military ships meet a spooky end in the Bermuda Triangle?
When several ships of the same class disappeared, was it down to supernatural forces and 'the curse of the collier'?
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Stories Ghost hunting tour from inside a 'haunted' death row military prison
In case you missed it live on Halloween night - watch it here again.
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Stories Inside Britain’s haunted military prison: Firing squads and hangings at the glasshouse
Visitors can take ghost tours around Shepton Mallet jail which was once feared by Armed Forces' prisoners
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History Saving The Forgotten Invalid Carriage
They were banned in 1976, recalled and crushed, but some owners hid them from the authorities.
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WWII Church Of Scotland Minister Who Helped Thousands Flee Nazis Honoured In France
A memorial plaque marking the work of Reverend Dr Donald Caskie has been unveiled near the French city of Nice.
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Reserves London Regiment's History Celebrated With Guards Museum Exhibition
The collection outlines the history of the regiment, from 1908 to the present day.
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Stories Take A Tour Of WW1 Trenches At RAF Halton
Find out what life in the trenches was like for men in the First World War.
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Naval History Nelson's Hand-Drawn Trafalgar Plans Found In Scrapbook After 200 Years
The drawing was discovered together with an address leaf containing Admiral Lord Nelson's signature.