Could This Be A Breakthrough In Treating Gulf War Syndrome?
The disorder affects about 25% of the 700,000 veterans who served in Operation Desert Storm.
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Veterans Blind Veteran Makes 'Extraordinary' Discovery About War Hero Dad
The D-Day veteran has discovered he lives in the same centre that looked after his father after noticing his name on a honours board.
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RAF Swiss Air Force 'Extremely Looking Forward' To Exercise At Lossiemouth
Exercise Scotnight 2018 sees the return of around 110 personnel to the Scottish base.
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News How Recruitment Pressures Affect The Armed Forces
In April, the National Audit Office said the 5.7% shortfall was the largest for a decade.
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News Restrictions On Commonwealth Personnel In British Military Lifted
Those from inside the Commonwealth will not need British citizenship to apply.
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News Greggs 'Ban' For Royal Dragoon Guards
Soldiers have been warned that snacking outside Greggs, smoking or texting and walking while in uniform “looks unprofessional”.
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World Britain Increases Pressure On Saudi Arabia To End War In Yemen
Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has criticised both the Saudi-led coalition and opposition Houthi rebels backed by Iran.
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News WWI Remembrance Memorial Vandalised In Scotland
Poppyscotland and Legion Scotland have said they are working with the police to identify the "perpetrator of this despicable act."
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Remembrance Duke Of Cambridge Pays Tribute To Submariners
His Royal Highness Prince William has attended a ceremony paying tribute to submariners who fought for Britain.
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Stories Special Forces Veteran Shares All On Reality Of War In New Book
Special forces veteran and star of Channel 4's 'SAS: Who Dares Wins' opens up about his struggle with PTSD.
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Exercises Exercise Trident Juncture Praised For Giving Younger British Soldiers A Taste Of Action
British troops have hailed exercise Trident Juncture as hugely beneficial to young soldiers who never fought in Afghanistan or Iraq.
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News Bugle 'Looted' By WWI Poet Wilfred Owen To Sound On Centenary Of His Death
Wilfred Owen, an English poet and soldier, was killed just seven days before peace was declared.
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Afghanistan Alleged Insider Attack Kills US Service Member
Reports suggest the attacker was a member of the Afghan National Defence and Security Forces.
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Army Army Chiefs Draft In Zero-Tolerance Policy On Drug Use
In the previous policy, soldiers who were kicked out for illegal drug use were able to rejoin after two years.
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Cyprus Cadets Get Taste Of Military Life At RAF Akrotiri
They got the chance to hone their marksmanship, take part in go-karting and learn to scuba dive.
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News Statue Of Sikh Soldier From WWI Unveiled
Named ‘The Lions of the Great War’, the monument honours the sacrifices made by South Asian service personnel who fought for Britain.