Shamrock Challenge: Celebrating The Next Generation Of Reservists
Today has been a proud one for the next generations of reservists, drawn from across the UK and trained in County Down in Northern Ireland.
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News Alcohol Misuse 'A Costly Problem' For US Military
More than 16,000 US service personnel were surveyed on their consumption of alcohol.
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News Westminster Car Crash 'A Terrorist Incident'
A man arrested is not co-operating with police and has not yet been formally identified.
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News Declassified: RAF Elvington's Tragic Wartime Past
The former base was once home to the allied bomber crews, and is now the site of the Yorkshire Air Museum.
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News ANA Soldiers Killed As Taliban Target Afghan Military Base
The Afghan Defence Ministry said insurgents overran the base after besieging it for three days.
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News President Trump Signs $717 Billion Defence Bill
US President Donald Trump has signed an agreement authorising $717 billion in defence spending.
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News CWGC Launches New Campaign To Commemorate WWI Soldiers
The Road to Peace Campaign commemorates the 120,000 men and women who died between 8th August and 11th November 1918.
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News Troops Left Afghanistan 'Too Soon', Says Top US General
Brigadier General Benjamin Watson says the withdrawal left Afghan security forces with "more than they could handle".
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News Navy Veteran Jailed For Sex Offences
Former serviceman Scott Forbes was sentenced to nine years in prison for serious sexual offences against teenagers.
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News Call For Army To Train Prison Governors
The prisons minister is calling on the army to provide training to improve the leadership and management skills of prison government.
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News RAF Jet Trainer Finds New Home In Pub Garden
Landlord Paul Greig says he had always dreamed of owning his own aircraft.
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Technology Frontline Tech: How Could Loitering Munitions Change The Battlefield?
A loitering munition is an unmanned aircraft that can circle the battlefield for hours, waiting for a target to appear before swooping in to ...
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News British Soldiers Take Part In NATO Exercise Near Russian Border
More than 3,000 troops from 13 nations have been taking part in an exercise near the Georgian border with Russia.
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News WWI Service Of Equines Remembered
Eight million horses, donkeys and mules died during the First World War.
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News Taliban Fighting Continues In Key Afghan City
Afghanistan's army chief insists the government retains control of key facilities in the city of Ghazni.
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News North And South Korea Begin Talks Ahead Of Summit
The meeting on Monday comes amid growing worries about whether North Korea will begin abandoning its nuclear weapons.