Dozens Killed In Anti-Government Protests In Iraq
At least 48 people have been killed in a new outbreak of violent protests in Iraq.
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Cyprus Exercise Lion Star: Historic Reservist Unit Tests Soldiering In Cyprus
This year marks the 50th birthday of the 71st City of London Yeomanry Signal Regiment.
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Technology Pentagon Awards Microsoft $10bn Cloud-Computing Contract
The US Department of Defense aims to replace its computer networks with a single cloud system.
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Aircraft Tucano's Last Flight 30 Years After Entering Service
The aircraft entered service as the RAF trainer plane for pilots who wished to progress onto fast jets.
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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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Gurkhas Former Gurkha Close To Breaking Record For Climbing World's Highest Peaks
Nims Purja, a former Gurkha and special forces soldier, is expected to reach the top of Mount Shishapangma on Monday or Tuesday.
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Cyprus Operations At British Forces Cyprus 'Will Not Be Affected' By Brexit
Major General Rob Thomson spoke to Forces News in his first interview since taking over as Commander of British Forces Cyprus.
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RAF Meet The Officer Who's An Award-Winning Administrator At RAF Fylingdales
Flying Officer Lucy Playle has been recognised for her outstanding work at the radar station in Yorkshire.
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Army Cpl Joshua Hoole Death: Coroner 'Very Worried' About Army's Ability To Learn From Mistakes
Senior coroner Louise Hunt concluded there had been "very serious" failings at all levels as she concluded a hearing into Cpl Hoole's death.
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Russia Russian Soldier Kills Eight At Siberian Military Base
It happened in the town of Gorny, in the Baikal Lake region.
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Syria Hundreds Of Russian Troops Sent To Patrol Syrian Border
The move follows a deal between Russian and Turkish leaders to remove Kurdish forces from the area.
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Syria What Is Happening In Syria?
Turkey recently launched an offensive in northern Syria, but they are not the only ones to have been involved in the Middle East nation.
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Families Highs And Lows Of Military Life Shown Through Eyes Of Forces Children
Families from across the services have submitted real-life photos for the 2020 edition of a military charity calendar.
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News Pubs To Stay Open Longer On VE Day Anniversary
Premises licensed to trade until 11pm will now stay open until 1am on Friday 8 and Saturday 9 May.
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Syria Russia Has 'Sweet Deal' In Syria, Expert Says
Russia has allied with Turkey, along with the Syrian regime, after a ceasefire was declared in the north-east of Syria.
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Navy Royal Navy Helicopter Crew Rescues Model Plane From Mine Chimney
The Navy's Merlin helicopter circled the site before lowering Lieutenant Donell Fairweather on a winch line to the top of the chimney.