Preparing 30 tonnes of food for 1,250 troops is like going to the gym, says military chef
More than 2,600 personnel and 730 vehicles are taking part in Nato's Exercise Steadfast Dart 25 - and those troops all need to be fed.
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Navy Eighty years since Venturer's namesake made world's only underwater sub-to-sub kill
Eighty years ago, the V-class submarine attacked U-864, ending a top-secret Nazi mission.
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RAF RAF Marham's Raging Bull takes its place at the gate, but Tornado remains official guardian
The 180kg metal bull is cast from recycled materials and is illuminated blue at night, referencing the blue bull on Marham's station crest.
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Technology The next battlefield is invisible and the fight for electromagnetic dominance has begun
Mastering electronic warfare systems is more important than ever – not only to disrupt and intercept data but also to defend systems.
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Technology Britain to pursue ethical approach with deployment of AI on the battlefield
A report warns Britain is not moving fast enough when it comes to using artificial intelligence in a military capacity.
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Navy Navy decision to allow cultural mess kit prompts claims of wokery, but is it that bad?
Pinstripedline gives his take on the wearing of different clothing under Royal Navy mess kit to better reflect the sailors' heritage.
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Tri-Service Oberon satellite system to deliver advanced surveillance for UK military under £127m deal
Unlike traditional satellites, Oberon uses radar technology to capture detailed images regardless of weather conditions or time of day.
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Invictus Games Team UK win first medal on opening day of Invictus Games with Wheelchair Curling silver
The first medals of the Invictus Games see Team UK winning silver in Wheelchair Curling and Israel winning gold in Wheelchair Basketball.
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Winter Sports Royal Marine Taylor Lawrence and team take joint third at Bobsleigh World Cup in Norway
The team finished joint third in the race in Lillehammer, Norway, which also doubled up as the latest World Cup race.
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Army Army opens new Soldiers' Centre to boost sense of community among recruits at ATC Pirbright
For many recruits, Pirbright is their first time away from family and friends as they take on the 13-week basic training course.
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Navy Family of one of country's oldest sailors urge naval community to attend his funeral
At 104, Alan Norman Martin was one of the last men to see action in the battle for Crete in May-June 1941, serving aboard HMS Warspite.
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USA Recovered US Army Black Hawk involved in crash taken to secure location for investigators
Wreckage from the military aircraft will be offloaded to a barge and taken to a secure location.
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Aircraft Typhoons soar through the skies for Ex Red Flag's 50th anniversary in Nevada
The military exercise was conducted by the United States Air Force to provide realistic air combat training for pilots and aircrew.
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Royal Marines Cold Dip Commando fundraisers smash goal in tribute to Royal Marines veteran Tim Crossin
A challenge born from one man's determination has inspired hundreds to take the plunge in his memory.
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Opinion Opinion: Why the SAS didn't try to capture the Provisional IRA at Clonoe
The PIRA members clearly knew that if they clashed with the SAS it was unlikely they would survive.
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Middle East Special Forces veterans complete Lawrence of Arabia's historic 25-day camel trek
The team were the first to complete the journey on camels since T.E. Lawrence, Sherif Nasir, Auda Abu Tayi, and Nesib el Bekri in 1917.