ANALYSIS: MDP Results Delayed Even Further
"For months now we’ve been waiting to hear details of the latest review of the department’s finances, resources and staffing," writes Laura ...
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News British Troops Hail 'Huge' Battlefield Medical App
Exercise Saif Sareea 3 officially began on October 5 and will see more than 5,500 UK personnel and 65,000 of their Omani counterparts take ...
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News WW1 Bomb Detonated At RAF Cranwell
Operations at the base have returned to normal after a 16-pound bomb was discovered.
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News WATCH: RAF's Queen's Colour Squadron Mount Guard At Windsor
The RAF squadron is the drill and ceremonial face of the RAF Regiment.
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Technology Frontline Tech: Aircraft Carriers - Protectors Or Targets?
"In a sense, whoever controls the air controls the land or sea below," writes technology expert David Hambling.
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Russia What Is Russia's GRU Military Agency?
Two suspects in relation to the Salisbury nerve agent attack are believed to be working for the GRU.
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USA US Army Misses Recruitment Target For First Time Since 2005
The US Army has missed its recruitment target for the first time in more than a decade.
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News Claims Salisbury Suspect Is Russian 'Military Doctor'
An investigative website claims the second Skripal suspect as a military medic working for Russian intelligence.
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News All Type 26 Frigates To Be Based At Devonport
The Defence Secretary made the announcement while visiting the Plymouth naval base.
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Exercises British Troops Begin Omani Exercise In 'Absolutely Insane' Environment
Exercise Saif Sareea 3 officially began on Friday.
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News 2 SCOTS Personnel Asked To Perform At Royal Wedding
Pipers from the 2nd Battalion the Royal Regiment of Scotland will perform at the wedding of Princess Eugenie of York and Jack Brooksbank on ...
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News Inside The Secretive World Of The RAF's Reaper Drones
Dr Peter Lee has become the first civilian ever to witness the work of the RAF’s Reaper Squadrons.
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News Thousands Of Bikers Honour The Fallen At The National Memorial Arboretum
'Ride to the Wall' is now in its 11th year and transforms the memorial site for one day.
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News Defence Secretary 'Will Not Tolerate' Drug Use In UK Military
Gavin Williamson said: "We are not going to be letting anyone back into the Armed Forces if they have been dismissed for taking drugs."
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Scotland Hundreds From 2 SCOTS Mark Freedom Of Glasgow
It was 2 SCOTS' final homecoming parade after six months in South Sudan, Cyprus and Iraq.
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News Hundreds Of Local Events To Mark WW1 Centenary
'Battle's Over' will be a series of events taking place on November 11 to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War.