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.
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World US Intelligence Report Contradicts Trump On IS And North Korea
The Worldwide Threat Assessment Report says IS is still a danger and North Korea won't give up its nuclear weapons.
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World Norway vs Russia: How Do Their Militaries Compare?
The UK is to deploy personnel in support of Norway's forces, while Russia has been accused of trying to militarise the Arctic.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines Take On Arctic Driving Challenges In Norway
Personnel have been testing their twin-track Viking and BV 20 all-terrain vehicles.
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Veterans D-Day Veteran Fights Council To Fund Care Home
A 94-year-old veteran says he's being "left to die".
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News Shoreham Crash: Pilot 'Blacked Out In The Air', Court Hears
Andrew Hill denies 11 charges of manslaughter by gross negligence.
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Gurkhas New Gurkha Soldiers Commissioned At Nuneaton
Family members flew in for the occasion.
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Politics Talk Of Martial Law Post-Brexit 'Complete Nonsense', Says Security Advisor
National Security Adviser Sir Mark Sedwill was responding to questions from MPs.
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Cyprus Poachers On Patrol: Royal Anglian On Exercise Turbulent
2 Royal Anglian is currently Britain's regional standby battalion in Cyprus.
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WWII Mass Normandy Parachute Landing To Mark 75 Years Since D-Day
D-Day saw 156,000 troops land in Normandy in June 1944.
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Afghanistan US And Taliban Peace Talks Reach 'Agreement In Principle'
A peace deal would end 17 years of war in Afghanistan.