Soldier Killed In First World War Finally Laid To Rest
Private Burt was killed on 16 September 1916, during the Battle of Flers-Courcelette.
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Politics Afghanistan Veteran Launches Campaign To Become US President
Pete Buttigieg served as a Lieutenant in the US Navy Reserve in Afghanistan.
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Syria Rocket Attack In Aleppo Kills 11 People
It has been reported that over 20 rockets were fired into Aleppo, killing civilians, including a child, and security personnel.
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Army Signallers Complete 40-Mile Race Around Dartmoor
Forty teams, made up of regulars and reserves, competed for the prestigious Lanyard Trophy.
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Exercises Jungle Warfare: Paratroopers On Exercise In Belize
Paratroopers are spending the next six weeks in the jungles of Belize.
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Sport Former RAF Navigator And England Footballer Ivor Broadis Dies Aged 96
During the Second World War, Ivor Broadis flew with the RAF before beginning his football career with Carlisle United.
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Mental Health US Army Veteran Treks Across America To Raise Awareness Of PTSD
Jim Novak is walking over 3,000 miles to raise awareness about PTSD and suicide among veterans.
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North Korea North Korea's Kim Jong Un Open To Third Summit With Donald Trump
The North Korean leader says he is open to further talks with the US President, despite leaving their last summit without a deal.
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World UK Envoy 'Regrets' 1919 Amritsar Massacre By British Forces
The massacre happened 100 years ago on 13 April.
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Army US Army Chief Represents Queen At Sovereign's Parade
General Mark A. Milley represented the Queen as he watched on at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
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RAF Fueling The Fighters: RAF Voyager In The Netherlands For Multinational Exercise
The event allows tanker crews from several nations to become familiar with each other’s tactics and aircraft.
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Navy HMS Dragon: Record-Breaking Ship Returns To Portsmouth
The destroyer warship seized a total of 17,786 kg of hash, 455 kg of heroin, and 9 kg of crystal meth.
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Northern Ireland Bikers Protest In London Over Bloody Sunday Prosecution
Organisers of the Rolling Thunder event said their action is directed against the British Government, rather than the victims' families.
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Heritage 'Every Dress Tells A Different Story': History Of Army Bride Fashion Showcased
The exhibition looks at how fashion has changed over the decades, with the oldest dress first being worn in 1915.
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D-Day 'People Are Dying There': D-Day Switchboard Operator Remembers Normandy Landings
92-year-old Marie Scott was among 19 Royal Navy veterans who has visited the once forward HQ of Operation Overlord.
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USA US Transgender Troop Ban Begins
The new rules, however, do fall short of the total ban initially called for by President Donald Trump in 2017.