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USA Trump Praises 'Mighty' US Personnel During Japan Visit
The US President also spoke about the strength of the military alliance between the two countries during his four-day visit.
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RAF RAF Personnel Practise Providing Humanitarian Aid At Short Notice
Exercise Swift Pirate has been testing aircrew's ability to react to emergencies in the world at short notice.
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World UK And Israel Compete In Pioneering 'The Veteran Games'
Veterans from the Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Air Force are taking on their Israeli counterparts in a range of sports.
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Army History Inniskillings Museum: 50 Years Of Documenting One Of Ireland's Oldest Regiments
The museum, in Enniskillen Castle in Northern Ireland, attracts thousands of visitors each year.
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Navy Ship Shape: Thousands Go Behind The Scenes At Belfast Maritime Festival
The Royal Navy, as well as fleets from Ireland, France and Mexico, welcomed visitors on board.
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North Korea North Korea Calls US National Security Adviser A 'Warmonger' Over Missile Comment
The statement was made by an unnamed North Korean foreign ministry spokesman.
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Iran Iran Could Hold Vote Over Nuclear Deal, President Says
Tensions between America and Iran have been rising in recent weeks.
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Navy HMS Queen Elizabeth Returns To Portsmouth Days After Her Captain Removed From Ship
Former First Sea Lord Admiral Lord West told Forces News the situation is "bemusing".
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Cyprus How Is Judo Becoming One Of RAF Akrotiri's Favourite Sports?
Membership is booming with the judo club competing in competitions across Cyprus.
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USA President Trump Downplays North Korean 'Small Weapons' Tests
He dismissed the "small weapons" tests but admitted 'some of his people were disturbed'.
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News Spitfire Involved In Near-Miss With Light Aircraft After Stunt
A report said it was "only by chance" one of the passengers on board the light aircraft spotted the ex-military plane "at the last second".
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North Korea 'No Doubt' North Korea Missile Tests Violated UN Resolution, US Official Says
National security adviser John Bolton said the US is still willing to resume denuclearisation talks with North Korea.
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Russia UN Court Orders Russia To Free Detained Ukraine Naval Ships And Sailors
The tribunal president said Russia must return the ships to Ukrainian custody and allow the service personnel to go home.
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Operations UK Aims To Increase Number Of Women On UN Peacekeeping Operations
The Defence Secretary announced that by 2028, women should make up at least 15% of UK personnel on UN peacekeeping missions.
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USA US To Send 1,500 Extra Troops To Middle East Amid Rising Iran Tensions
Earlier this month, the US sent an aircraft carrier and bombers to the Persian Gulf to counter supposed threats from Iran.