Navy Sailors Who Defied Missile Threat To Protect Merchant Ships To Be Awarded
The intense mission started after an attack on a merchant vessel, the MV Swift, off the coast of Yemen in October 2016.
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News A Sword Used In The Wars Of Scottish Independence Is Sold At Auction
The medieval weapon belonged to a chief of Clan Cameron of the West Highlands and is believed to have been used at the Battle of Stirling ...
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News WW2 Shipwreck Looting Claims To Be Investigated
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson said he was "very concerned" to hear claims that remains of four ships lying off the Malaysian and ...
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News HMS Queen Elizabeth Leaves Portsmouth To Begin Flight Trials In US
The aircraft carrier left Portsmouth on Saturday evening to begin trials with the F-35B.
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News Thousands Attend Festival Of Flight Event
More than 30 thousand people are expected to turn out for this weekend's Festival of Flight at Biggin Hill airport.
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News Troops Help Rescue Stranded In Kerala Floods
India's armed forces are stepping up efforts to rescue those stranded by flooding in the southern state of Kerala, where more than 320 ...
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News New Armed Forces Could Be An Option To Protect Palestinians, Says UN Chief
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has said in a new report that options to protect Palestinian civilians under Israeli occupation range ...
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News Claims of 'Waterboarding' at Sandhurst Academy Investigated
Military police are investigating claims that two officer cadets "waterboarded" a fellow recruit at Sandhurst Academy.
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News US Warns Of China ‘Training For Strikes’
Pentagon reports says China's military is seeking to expand its operations.
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News President Trump's Military Parade Delayed Until At Least 2019
The Veterans Day military parade ordered by President Donald Trump will not happen in 2018, the US Department of Defense has said.
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News Declassified: RAF Lissett's New Mission Tackling Climate Change
In its day, RAF Lissett was at the forefront in the fight against fascism but today it's playing an important role in climate change.
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News Britain Supporting Social Media Air Strike Warning System
British aid will be used to support the technology which uses social media and air raid sirens.
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News Afghan President Visits Ghazni Following Taliban Assault
US-backed Afghan forces forced out Taliban after it infiltrated deep into the key provincial capital.
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News Slow Uptake Of Tommy Sculptures By Councils 'A Shame', Says Ex-Army Chief
Sluggish uptake in a campaign to have councils install Tommy sculptures across the country has been branded a "shame" by a former head of ...
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News Health In Military Could Be At Risk Due To IT 'Failings', Says Senior Doctor
The Ministry of Defence claimed IT issues have only been raised in 0.001% of medical consultations over the past two years.
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News Vietnam Vet Rides 10,000 Miles Across US In Agent Orange Campaign
Gerry Wright, 70, is one of thousands of ex-soldiers who sprayed the herbicide during the Vietnam War to kill vegetation and uncover Viet ...