US Threatens International Court Over Afghan War Crime Claims
The accusations against US personnel include torture and illegal imprisonment.
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News More Than 50 Afghan Security Forces Killed By Taliban
Taliban insurgents have killed at least 52 people in separate attacks on Afghan security forces in the north of the country.
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News Special Forces Instructors On Trial By Court Martial Over Deaths Of Reservists
Two Special Forces instructors have gone on trial by court martial over the deaths of three reservists on a 16-mile march in the Brecon ...
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News World Suicide Prevention Day: Defence Secretary Wants To Stop Personnel 'Suffering In Silence'
Gavin Williamson tweeted his support on World Suicide Prevention Day.
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News Multi-Million Pound Bridges For Australian Military Near Completion
A British firm based are close to completing the final multi-million-pound bridge designed for the Australian Army.
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News Soldiers Tie Knot During Cyprus Operational Tour
Royal Lancers Sergeant Liana and Sergeant Robert France met online and said their vows in the middle of a UN peacekeeping tour.
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News Tasers Used Against British Sailors Arrested In United States
A British Defence Minister described the arrests to Forces News as "disappointing".
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News WW2 Veteran Gets 'Dream' Wedding... 75 Years After Proposing
Dick Lee, 94, missed his first wedding because he was serving as a coast guard in the Second World War.
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News At Least Four Killed After Somalia Attack
British personnel have been providing training to the Somalian National Army since January 2017.
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News Military Rowing Team Prepare To Cross Atlantic
The team, known as the 'Men of Oar', are looking to row from the Canary Islands to Antigua in 40 days.
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Gurkhas Royal Gurkha Rifles Conduct Infantry Exercise In New Zealand
Exercise Pacific Kukhri has taken place every other year in Tekapo for the past 20 years.
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Technology Frontline Tech: Could Hollywood Invisibility Effects Become Reality?
'Invisibility suits' always seemed as impossible as Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak, until a British physicist developed the theory for ...
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News Military Tattoo Promises Financial Boost To Forces Charities
The Tattoo says it has donated more than £11 million to charities since it began in 1950.
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News Calls For Inquiry Into UK Role In Syria
A committee of MPs says the UK must bear its share of responsibility for atrocities committed in Syria.
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News Laptops And Weapons Among Items Lost Or Stolen From MoD Last Year
Sixty laptops belonging to the Ministry of Defence went missing last year.
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News Police Fear No-Deal Brexit Could Spark Widespread Disorder
Contingency plans the Police are drawing up, amid concerns a no-deal Brexit will lead to civil disorder, include the real possibility of ...