Fast food: Australian chefs prepare 1,600 meals for soldiers on Exercise Talisman Sabre
The Australian Army Catering Corps worked hard to prepare 1,600 meals for British, American, Australian, Tongan and Indonesian troops.
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Veterans Veterans' Affairs minister apologises as new veteran card not classed as valid voter ID
The veteran ID card is not one of the 22 accepted forms of identification that in-person voters can show when casting their vote.
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News Homes unfit for heroes as landmark report reveals dire state of Armed Forces housing
The report described the current situation as a 'tax on the goodwill' of those serving.
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Military Life Inspirational military families praised at Celebrating Forces Families Awards
The awards night celebrates the support the families provide to serving members and the entire military community.
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Families HMS Oardacious joins forces with Huggable Heroes to bring comfort to children of submariners
The Navy's official ocean rowing team is launching the new project to support children with a submariner parent.
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Veterans Veterans fill chapel as online plea ensures paratrooper doesn't make final journey alone
Veterans from various regiments gathered to attend the funeral of Lance Corporal Terence Purcell who had no contactable relatives.
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Army Army officer credits military training with helping him to victory in Gladiators final
Major Finlay Anderson was crowned Gladiators champion after Saturday night's grand final on BBC One.
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Army Army lifts 100-year ban on serving soldiers having beards, by Royal Appointment
Members of the British Army can now grow facial hair - as long as they follow strict rules regarding the beard's length and shape.
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Veterans Former soldier says military training helped him during two-year homelessness ordeal
The ex-Fusilier credits his Army training with helping him survive his prolonged period of living on the street and sheltering in doorways.
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News Armed Forces to receive new Wider Service Medal - here's who is eligible
It will be awarded to personnel in key operational roles where the physical risk to life is lower than traditionally required for a medal.
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Military Life RBL hails decision to lower income requirement to bring non-UK partners to Britain
Service personnel wanting to bring eligible partners and children to the UK must be on a certain income, but this has now been reduced.
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Navy Winches, whistles, sails and supplies: How sailors become Seaman Specialists
Forces News was invited to see the array of practical and technical skills that sailors need to master at HMS Raleigh in Cornwall.
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Mental Health Children's charity launches free wellbeing toolkit to help military kids cope with service life
The Naval Children's Charity hopes its Doing Distance toolkit will help military children navigate the highs and lows of service life.
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Women A gap year like none other: Intern officer deploys with The Rifles before heading to uni
Mia Clark finished top of her class at Sandhurst and is currently serving in Cyprus with 1 Rifles - all before heading off to university.
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Women World's only female military chief talks about breaking barriers and inspiring women
Rear Admiral Antonette Wemyss-Gorman has played a pivotal role in cultural change within the Jamaica Defence Force.
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Military Life Not fighting fit: How the military is attempting to deal with an epidemic of injuries
The Royal Navy wants to work out whether an individual's physical training needs to be amended to boost their muscular and skeletal fitness.