'Monuments Men': New Army Unit Aims To Protect Ancient Treasures
The 15-strong Cultural Property Protection Unit is made up of reservists who will defend the world's cultural treasures.
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Russia 'Russian Nuclear Missiles Could Reach Europe', NATO Secretary General Warns
“These missiles are hard to detect... they can reach European cities," Jens Stoltenberg said.
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Forces Charities Forces Rowing Team Raise Near £60k For Charities
'Men of Oar' completed more than 3,000 miles in 47 days as they competed in the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge.
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RAF Green Revolution: RAF Marham Switches To Renewable Power
By switching to biogas, Marham's electricity bill will drop by £300,000 a year.
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Health and Fitness How A Fitness Coach Turns Regular People Into Army Recruits
A former soldier is coaching young people ahead of Army recruitment tests.
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News Military Hardware Auction 'Sounds Very Dangerous', Warns Former Military Chief
Lord West was concerned that an enemy could "reverse engineer" kit such as defensive aids.
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News Fire Safety At Barracks 'A Military Grenfell Waiting To Happen'
The Government was told that the cash cuts to living accommodation in military troops' barracks were an "appalling indictment" of the MOD.
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Exercises IN PICTURES: Paratroopers Practice Live Attacks As A Platoon
The Ministry of Defence has released the first images of 3rd Battalion Parachute Regiment during Exercise Yellow Assault in Norfolk.
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News Shoreham Air Crash Trial: Jet Had Been Flying 'Better Than It Had Ever Flown'
The defendant was a former fast jet pilot and trained RAF instructor.
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Russia Arctic Conflict With Russia 'Not Likely In The Short-Term', Analyst Says
Russia's military might in the region is still not quite what it was during the Cold War, former Army officer Ben Barry believes.
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Families Military Spouses Feel Discriminated Against In Jobs Market
Research shows a number of military spouses feel there is a bias against giving them work.
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Arctic/Antarctic This Abandoned Missile Base Is Being Exposed By Melting Ice
It was built six decades ago by the US to investigate deploying ballistic missiles from within the ice sheet.
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Aviation History New WWII Museum At Former Biggin Hill Airfield Opens To Public
Biggin Hill was the busiest airfield during the Battle of Britain and Churchill called it his "strongest link".
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Technology Frontline Tech: What Is The Extent Of Norway's Military Power?
In terms of military technology, Norway punches well above its weight, says technology expert David Hambling.
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Exercises Exercise Clockwork: Taking To The Skies Over The Arctic Circle
Apache attack helicopters and Wildcats have been deployed on Exercise Clockwork in Norway.
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USA COMMENT: Why Trump Wants To Leave A Cold War Treaty
Mr Trump says Russia has not been following the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty - so he's pulling the US out.