Behind The Frontline: A Look Back On Women In The Armed Forces
The ban for women to serve in ground close combat roles was lifted in 2016.
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Gurkhas Government Apologises To Gurkhas Forced To Provide DNA For 'Right To Settle'
Over 130 people were required to take DNA tests by the Home Office in order to prove their right to live in Britain.
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Remembrance Student Union Leader Apologises Over Vows To Paint Over WWI Mural
The Rothenstein Mural depicts students who died during the Great War collecting the degrees they were unable to finish.
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Russia COMMENT: If The Russians Invaded Norway - What Would NATO Do?
NATO rules declare that the rest of NATO has to then kick the Russians back into Russia. But would they? And anyway, could they?
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Exercises Forming Closer Ties Between American And British Army Medics
It is hoped that joint British-American medical training will become a regular event, developing the medics' partnership.
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Remembrance Royal British Legion Launches 2018 Poppy Appeal
The charity hopes the artwork will highlight “reasons to say ‘thank you’ to the First World War generation”.
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Royals Prince Harry Unveils Statue Of Fijian SAS Hero
Talaiasi Labalaba held off 250 insurgents with a 25-pounder field gun after being shot in the jaw during the Battle of Mirbat.
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News HMS Queen Elizabeth's First Operational Deployment To Be Alongside Dutch Warship
The Netherlands will become one of the first nations to work with the carrier when she becomes operational in 2021.
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News F-35B On Carrier Flight Trials Among Jets That Needed Repair
One jet working on board HMS Queen Elizabeth was "quickly repaired" after an enterprise-wide inspection of fuel tubes on all F-35 aircraft.
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WWII WWII Halifax Crew Laid To Rest 75 Years After Deaths
Communication with the aircraft was lost after seven crew members embarked on a supply mission from Italy.
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Remembrance Thousands Of Knitted Poppies Take Over Church For WWI Centenary
People from across the globe sent in the handmade creations after a year-long campaign by Norfolk County Council.
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Prince Harry Prince Harry Pays Tribute To Fijian War Dead
The Duke of Sussex took the salute at the National War Memorial Grounds.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines Give Amphibious Display On River Thames
It was part of events to mark the state visit of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima.
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Politics COMMENT: Arms Control - The Great Illusion?
"We have not gone to nuclear war because of any treaty," writes Defence Analyst Christopher Lee.
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News Australian Invictus Games Competitor Quits After Drug Charges Revealed
Tyrone Gawthorne has withdrawn from the games after it emerged he faces charges for drugs and weapons offences.
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Invictus Games The Moment That Shows What The Invictus Games Are All About
A helicopter disrupted play triggering an emotional flashback for Paul Guest from Team UK.