Military Welcomes Macron To UK For Anniversary Of De Gaulle Broadcast
Soldiers from Number 7 Company Coldstream Guards performed a ceremonial guard of honour, while the Red Arrows performed a flypast.
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WWII Dame Vera Lynn’s We’ll Meet Again – The Story Of The Song, Lyrics And Other Hits
The background of the Forces Sweetheart's greatest song
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History Charles De Gaulle – A Military And Political Life
The amazing life story of a French historical icon as French President Emmanuel Macron visits London
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WWII The White Cliffs Of Dover: Why Do They Mean So Much To The Forces?
Why are the cliffs of Dover so important to the Armed Forces community?
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WWII The other Dunkirk: St Valery-en-Caux
85 years on from an evacuation that never happened
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Veterans Charity Helps 100-Year-Old D-Day Veteran Pay Tribute To Fallen Comrades
Each year, Ted Hunt normally visits Normandy to pay his respects to those killed on D-Day in 1944.
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WWII Dunkirk's Little Ships: Up Close With A Vessel Still Sailing Today
Hundreds of the small vessels were sent to help rescue trapped Allied troops from the shores of Dunkirk 80 years ago.
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Feature George Arthur Roberts: Black Soldier And Pioneering Civil Rights Activist
The inspirational soldier who fought tirelessly for race equality and wounded veterans
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WWII Father And Son Re-Create Dunkirk Evacuation Walk
The duo walked to raise money for SSAFA
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D-Day Appeal For Tributes To War Dead Ahead Of D-Day Anniversary
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission is offering to lay tributes for those who cannot travel to its cemeteries in Normandy.
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Veterans Dunkirk: The Memories Of Veterans Who Were There
We remember the stories of veterans with different experiences of the evacuation, 80 years on.
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News WWII Veteran Sandy Cortmann Dies Aged 97
The former paratrooper recreated his jump over Arnhem for the 75th anniversary of Operation Market Garden last year.
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WWII Collection Of 'Secret' World War Two Spy Gadgets Sold At Auction For Thousands
The collection is made up of “escape and evade” items sent to British soldiers trapped in France.
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WWII Remnants Of Nazi Power: 75 Years Since 'The Flensburg Government'
Despite the Allied victory in Europe declared on 8 May 1945, it was not quite the end of the Nazi Third Reich.
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WWII The Spitfire Shot Down Over Dunkirk... And Still Flying Today
The aircraft was shot down in 1940, and it was decades before it was rediscovered on a Dunkirk beach.
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WWII Operation Chastise: 77 Years Since The Dambusters Raid
Of the 133 Allied aircrew that took part, 53 British airmen lost their lives in the eight planes that were shot down or crashed.