Royal Navy's only deep-water survey ship is off the market and set to return to duty
The largest vessel of its kind in Western Europe will undergo an extensive overhaul before returning to duty as a deep-water survey ship.
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Ukraine Downing Street tight-lipped on whether it will let Ukraine use Storm Shadow in Russia
Ukraine believes the ability to use long-range weapons to strike targets deeper inside Russia will tip the balance in its favour.
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Families Forces families posted overseas tipped to save up to £3,400 a year in childcare
The Defence Secretary says an extension of the scheme will see hundreds of families able to claim up to 20 hours a week of childcare.
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Aircraft Spear missile one step closer to being fitted to F-35Bs after successful test-firing
The next-generation air-launched cruise missile was fired from a Typhoon, but is ultimately destined for use with the UK's Lightning force.
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Weapons and Kit New Talon system will turn conventional British Army rifle optic into thermal sight
The Talon Fused Weapon Sight will be used by British soldiers to track and target enemies in the dark up to one kilometre away.
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News Record numbers march to Cenotaph in honour of Jewish servicemen and women
Nearly 3,000 veterans and their supporters marched from Horse Guards Parade to Whitehall, where wreaths were laid at the Cenotaph.
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Sport Ex Royal Engineer and Paralympic champion Gregg Stevenson retires from GB rowing
Stevenson and Lauren Rowles won gold together at Paris 2024 and were later crowned World Rowing Para Crew of the Year.
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Army Exclusive: Major drugs bust operation at ITC Catterick results in soldier's arrest
Four separate agencies were involved in a 'proactive' operation including the Royal Military Police and North Yorkshire Police.
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News Army horse injured after getting loose and bolting through London returns to service
Vida was given the time and space to recover both physically and emotionally, according to The Horse Trust charity.
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Royal Marines King presents Royal Marines Commando with King's Badge for first time since 1939
Charles handed the badge to Marine Stephens - the best all-round member of the King's Squad on completion of his training at Lympstone.
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Feature Wojtek: The bear who ate cigarettes and carried ammo for Polish troops in WW2
Soldiers of the 2nd Polish Corps, commanded by General Władysław Anders, made a Syrian brown bear their mascot and eventually a corporal.
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Army RRoS soldier found hanged at Catterick died by suicide, inquest concludes
The coroner accepted there were missed opportunities, but said they did not contribute to Highlander Nicki Hart's death.
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Army Historic creation of new Royal Army Medical Service officially marked at Sandhurst
Three separate regiments marched onto the parade square and, after a change into one united headdress, marched off as one.
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RAF A decade of Atlas: RAF celebrates the 'dream to fly' workhorse of the fleet
The Royal Air Force has four A400M squadrons and 22 aircraft based at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire.
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Army Change of command at PJHQ as the new Chief of Joint Operations is welcomed
Lieutenant General Nick Perry will take over the role of Chief of Joint Operations (CJO) from Lieutenant General Charlie Stickland.
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RAF Typhoons scrambled over Russian Bear days after Navy shadowed 'carrier-killer' frigate
On two separate occasions, RAF Typhoons and HMS Iron Duke were deployed after Russian military assets approached the UK.