Queen Praises 'Integral' Army Chaplains At 'Royal' Centenary Celebrations
The department was granted the prefix "Royal" 100 years ago.
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Gurkhas 14 Things You Need To Know About The Gurkhas
Some facts you might not know about the British Army's much-loved Nepalese contingent.
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RAF First Flight For Texan T1 Training Aircraft
Junior pilots will begin training on the Prefect, before moving on to the Texan T1 and finishing flying the Hawk T2.
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Iraq IS Fighters Deported To 'Safe Place' In Iraq
Iraq is one of the few countries that is willing to accept back its citizens who have joined so-called Islamic State.
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World Missile Firing Error Due To 'Failure' To Comply With Safety Rules, Estonia Says
The AMRAAM-type air-to-air missile was deployed by a Spanish Air Force pilot during a NATO exercise.
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Syria US To Keep 200 'Peacekeeping' Troops In Syria
US President Donald Trump previously announced all American troops in Syria would be withdrawn.
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Syria Syrian Defence Forces 'Cannot' Detain IS Fighters Without Foreign Help
The group's leader said they need "specialist help" and that it is "a big burden".
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Veterans Parents Of Former Soldier Jailed In Dubai 'Terrified' For His Safety
Andrew Neal has been detained in the United Arab Emirates since October 2018.
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RAF Two Military Personnel Receive Honours From Prince Charles
Wing Commander Kevin Gatland received an OBE and Petty Officer Darren Carvell an MBE.
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Aircraft RAF Chief Receives Soaking After 'Significant' Tornado Farewell Flypasts
The aircraft flew over 39 locations for during its swansong before retiring from service in March.
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Royal Marines 'Crazy Day': Royal Marine Father Presents Green Beret To Son During Prince Harry Visit
Marine Dylan Joyce was given his beret by father Warrant Officer Daz Joyce, after completing a 30-mile Commando Test on Dartmoor.
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Falklands Falklands: MPs Call For Clarity On Future British Role
A group of MPs is touring British military locations to learn about service life.
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Politics 'Another Shocking Fall': Shadow Defence Secretary Criticises Size Of Military
The Quarterly Personnel Service Statistics show the amount of trained regulars across all services has fallen.
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Scotland Navy Officer Honoured For Service 70 Years After Death
Leading Seaman William Moir died fighting along the River Yangtze in 1949.
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Technology BAE Systems Sees Profits Rise And Record Orders In 2018
The company, however, voiced concern that Germany's ban on arms sales to Saudi Arabia could affect future business.
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World UK signs 'historic' defence agreement with Oman
The agreement is intended to develop capabilities and promote regional stability.