How The Budget Boost Will Help Veterans
The Government has outlined how it will spend millions of pounds, announced in the budget, to help veterans.
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Navy HMS Prince Of Wales May Be Ready For Sea Trials By September
The second of the Royal Navy's Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers is currently under construction at Rosyth in Scotland.
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WWI New Soldiers Make WWI Pilgrimage: Taking The Route To War
Soldiers from the North East of England followed the same route troops would have taken to go to war in 1918.
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News Rifles And Engineers Put Final Training Into Practice Ahead Of Iraq Deployment
3rd Battalion The Rifles and 21 and 35 Engineer Regiment will train Iraqi forces in close protection and how to deal with IEDs.
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WWI 'A War of Two Halves': The Hearts Players Who Fought In The Great War
Sixteen Hearts players and 500 fans from the terraces volunteered for the Western Front.
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News Winners Of Women In Defence UK Awards 2018 Announced
Former RAF Michelle Partington, who won the Woman of the Year 2018 Award and Army Major Nics Wetherill, who won the Inspirational Award.
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News Trident Juncture Ends Today
The exercise in Norway was NATO's largest since the end of the Cold War.
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Scotland How The Great Outdoors Has Helped Veterans Move Into Civilian Life
The programme that uses the Scottish wilderness to help vets move from service to civilian life has been praised for helping many.
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News 100 Poppies Knitted To Mark 100 Years Since Armistice
The ladies of Knit and Natter in Bishops Waltham, Hampshire have made the display for their local church.
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News Little Standard Bearer To Carry Remembrance Flag
A seven-year-old girl is carrying a specially-made miniature flag of remembrance
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News Defence Secretary Rejects Calls To Fly Back British Jihadists
Gavin Williamson has reportedly said RAF jets will "never" fly captured extremists back to the UK.
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Remembrance Parliament Pays Respects With Special Armistice Service
MPs and Lords gathered at the same church as their predecessors had done on the first day of peace in 1918.
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News Drone Pictures Reveal Landscapes Still Scarred By First World War
Among the images are the Lochnagar Crater, Vimy Ridge and the ring of memory.
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News More Than 200 Mass Graves Linked To Islamic State Found In Iraq
The mass graves contain between 6,000 and 12,000 bodies, according to a UN report.
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News Sheffield War Memorial Trees Saved From The Axe
The trees were planted to mark the First World War sacrifice of men who went to the primary school which is still open on the street.
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Operations Op Shader Four Years On: The Battle To Defeat Daesh
The UK remains the second largest contributor behind the US, with jets still flying near daily missions from their base in Cyprus.