RAF Sergeant Jailed For Part In £1m Drug Dealing Ring
Sergeant David Corentin pleaded guilty to two counts of money laundering and was sentenced to two years and three months in prison.
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Falklands Brexit 'Will Not Compromise Defence' Of Falkland Islands, Commander Says
The Commander British Forces South Atlantic Islands was speaking ahead of Liberation Day and six months into his posting.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines Storm Passenger Ferry During 'Vital' Training
Commandos went aboard the vessel ten miles off the English coast.
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Navy New Navy Patrol Ship Ready For Action
Portsmouth-based HMS Forth has been given the green light to go on operations after successfully complete three weeks of intensive training.
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World Former PM Sir John Major Warns US Trade War With China Could Spark Military Conflict
The warning came as the former prime minister opened the annual London Conference of the Chatham House think tank.
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World UK Prepared To Assist After 'Completely Unacceptable' Incident In Gulf Of Oman
The two civilian ships were damaged off the coast of Iran on Thursday amid heightening tensions between the US and Tehran.
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Land vehicles Defence Companies Join Forces For Challenger 2 Upgrade And Other Projects
Rheinmetall and BAE Systems will work together on projects including the Challenger 2 upgrade and the Army's mechanised infantry vehicles.
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Exercises Scorpion Sword: RAF Practise Search And Rescue Skills In Mediterranean
84 Squadron paired up with Israel's 124 Squadron to see how they can help each other improve their search and rescue capabilities.
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USA Trump Considers Military Boost For Poland
Some 4,000 US service personnel already serve there on rotation from their bases in the United States.
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Scotland Scottish War Memorial Damaged By 'Mindless Vandals'
Damage has been caused to a panel which bears the names of local people who died in both World Wars, as well as surrounding surfaces.
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Royal Marines How Royal Marines Are Keeping Battle-Ready In The Baltic
The Baltic Protector deployment is one of the biggest of its kind since the First World War.
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News RAF Valley Welfare Hub Named After Red Arrows Engineer
Corporal Jon Bayliss died in a crash in March 2018.
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Veterans Have You Seen This D-Day Veteran's Missing Medal?
John Baker misplaced his Legion D'Honneur medal while attending an event on HMS Belfast in London.
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LGBTQ Transgender Former Army Officer Urges US To Reconsider Troop Ban
Hannah Graf has received an MBE for her continued work and support to the LGBTQ community.
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WWI WWI Film Seen In The Making In Glasgow
The new movie is set to hit UK cinemas in 2020.
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USA Bill Clinton Honoured 20 Years After End Of Kosovo War
A 78-day NATO bombing campaign ended the 1998-99 conflict, which saw more than 10,000 people killed.