Ravens Hatch At Tower Of London For First Time In 30 Years
The Tower of London's Ravenmaster said he feels like a "proud father".
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D-Day Portsmouth Honours D-Day And Normandy Heroes
The city is honouring the men from the city who died during D-Day and the wider Normandy campaign through a series of plaques.
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News 'Devastated' Family Appeal To Find Service Medals Given To Stranger By Dementia Sufferer
The medals were supposed to be handed down to the veteran's grandson which has left the family "devastated".
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WWI Soldiers' Graves Identified More Than 100 Years After Their Deaths
Captains Cecil Thomas Tuff and Eric Wilson Edwards lost their lives during the First World War.
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Cyprus Shot At The Title: Marksmanship Tested In Cyprus Competition
A range of skills were tested, from short-range pistol shooting to a longer challenge with rifles.
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USA F-16 Fighter Jet Pilot's 'Miracle' Escape After California Crash
Military officials said five people on the ground were reported injured.
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Humanitarian New 'Blast Guide' Aims To Minimise Child Warzone Casualties
The handbook is designed for medics in areas of conflict who may have no specialist paediatric training.
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RAF UK And US Pilots To Prepare For Frontline Together Using 'Cutting-Edge' Simulators
The technology can replicate up to three scenarios simultaneously and independently.
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Iraq Threat Level Raised For British Personnel In Iraq Over Iran Risk
It is also understood those in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar are on a state of alert due to increased risk from Iranian-backed militants.
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Army Op Toral: 2 YORKS Begin Training For Afghanistan Deployment
The Mission Training Mobilisation Centre have begun training up soldiers from 2 Yorks ahead of their deployment.
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Navy HMS Duncan Shows Off Air Defence Capability On Exercise
HMS Duncan provided protection from surface, sub-surface and air threats during an exercise's 'invasion'.
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RAF RAF Typhoons Scrambled Twice In Two Days To Intercept Russian Aircraft
They are the first Quick Reaction Alert scrambles since the RAF took over the NATO Baltic Air Policing mission last month.
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Veterans Government Accused Of 'Rancid Backstairs Deal' Over Historical Investigations
It is after legislation was proposed to prevent the prosecution of some personnel, but that would not apply to Northern Ireland.
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Politics Huawei Involvement In UK's 5G Network A 'Potential Security Risk'
Former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove has joined a number of senior figures voicing concern over the Chinese tech company's involvement.
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Germany British Forces Germany Given Top Military Honour
British Forces Germany's Headquarters will close later this year due to a big reduction in Britain's troop presence there.
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Northern Ireland Defence Secretary: Law Protecting Personnel From Prosecution 'Should Cover Northern Ireland'
Penny Mordaunt said she wants to extend protection to troops from historical allegations investigations to cover Northern Ireland.