Norwegian Type 26 purchase is a win for everyone – except Nato's adversaries
Retired Commodore Steve Prest says Norway's acquisition of a modern anti-submarine warfare capability will benefit Nato and the Royal Navy
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Nato Frozen Frontline: See what Nato's doing in the High North – and why we should care
Whether it's reconnaissance, rescuing or warfare, the vessels of Standing Nato Maritime Group 1 are ready to react to developments at sea
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Nato Every member nation now hits minimum defence spending target, Nato report shows
Nato countries were asked to increase spending to at least 2% of GDP amid concerns over the threat from Russia and pressure from the US
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Nato On patrol in the High North: The Nato maritime group keeping an eye on Russia in the Arctic
The alliance takes the High North seriously because, as one officer put it, after Norway, the next stop for Russian forces would be the UK
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News Could UK forces find themselves on ground in Ukraine in a reassurance force?
As peace talks are underway, Britain is helping shape the concept of a Reassurance Force, made up of allied partners to maintain future ...
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Navy Small but packing a mighty punch: Royal Navy's tiniest ships head back to the Baltic
P2000 vessels HMS Dasher, Express, Puncher and Pursuer will carry out a range of activities, including harbour defence and minehunting
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RAF Protection over Poland: Air forces unite in show of force against potential adversaries
Op Chessman saw RAF Typhoons operate alongside Polish and Swedish jets to help safeguard the airspace over Poland and the broader Baltic
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Nato One camouflage to rule them all: Germany set to follow UK's example with MTP
The Bundeswehr looks set to ditch Flecktarn and Tropentarn and switch to a universal pattern currently worn by special forces
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Army Preparing for war: 16 Air Assault Brigade rehearses a no-notice mobilisation
Operation Totemic sees the rehearsal of the mobilisation of troops, vehicles, weapons, ammunition – and phone chargers
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Tri-Service Trump's rollback of military rights a warning to UK troops, says prominent campaigner
Ed Hall, the author of We Can't Even March Straight, says service rights were hard won, but may now be at risk of being eroded across Nato
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Nato A unique tradition: Belgian armed forces march with weapons on streets of London
The parade was first held in 1934 to mark the death of the Belgian King and the country's contribution to fighting alongside Britain in WW1
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Army Back on our old stamping ground: Soldiers from 1 Lancs march through Burnley
1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment is one of the busiest in the infantry, having only recently returned from Estonia
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Nato More Storm Shadows planned as PM says UK and France share responsibility to protect Europe
London and Paris commit to launching the next phase of their joint project for both deep strike and anti-ship missiles
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Nato What a state-on-state conflict between Nato and Russia could look like
Military experts say the Suwalki Gap could be a key flashpoint in any future conflict
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Nato Nato welcomes new Supreme Allied Commander Europe to deal with increasingly unstable world
General Grynkewich has taken over from the US Army’s General Chris Cavoli, who has been in the post for the past three years
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Nato What do Nato and member countries want from this month's summit in The Hague?
Ahead of the key summit in the Netherlands, BFBS Forces News has analysed what states in the alliance need to gain from the meeting