British Army was put on standby after fears of walkout by armed police over officer's court case
The fears stemmed from the case of Martyn Blake and if he was convicted of murdering Chris Kaba.
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Netball Army netball's growing male participation at mixed Inter Corps championships
The latest Army Mixed Inter Corps Netball Championship has taken place as the competition has helped to grow the numbers of male soldiers ...
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Ukraine Using North Korean troops a desperate move by Putin, says Defence Secretary
John Healey and his Tory Party shadow both agree the joint move by Moscow and Pyongyang represents a serious escalation in the conflict.
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Ukraine UK's £2.2bn loan to Ukraine for military equipment generated by seized Russian assets
The loan is part of an agreed package by the G7 group of nations and could be spent on anything from artillery to air defence systems.
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Navy Royal Navy flagship HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to sea after leaving Portsmouth
Crowds gathered to wave HMS Queen Elizabeth off as she set sail from her home base in Hampshire.
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Army Ex-Gurkha and SF soldier breaks more records as he completes Seven Summits Challenge
Nimsdai Purja conquers Carstensz Pyramid in Indonesia, the final peak in his drive to summit the highest mountains in all seven continents.
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Boxing Rising military boxing stars enjoy success at England Development Championships
Five forces boxers competed in the finals of the England National Development Championships with Kasharna Williams and Jen Sabine winning ...
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Navy New support ship to feature drones, helicopters and 60-metre boarding boats
The multi-purpose vessel will be equipped for a wide range of missions, from drone operations to submarine rescues.
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USA Missing US Navy pilots declared dead days after EA-18G Growler fighter jet crashes
The EA-18G Growler jet from the Electronic Attack Squadron went down in mountainous terrain in Washington State.
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LGBTQ 'Nothing will ever repair' the damage from UK Armed Forces' LGBT ban
A number of LGBT veterans shared their experiences of serving under the ban which ended in 2000.
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RAF Air protection laser destined for RAF defeats 100% of targets in live-fire trial
The new system, which will be fitted to aircraft like the A400M Atlas, can engage multiple missiles at once.
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Navy Commandos guide F-35 jets during live bombing run on Exercise Strike Warrior
Paveway bombs were dropped by pilots from 809 Naval Air Squadron operating from HMS Prince of Wales and 207 Squadron from RAF Marham.
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Army Army exhibition explains how pregnancy no longer means the end of a career
The Rations For Two exhibition at the Royal Logistic Corps Museum shows how attitudes towards pregnancy in the Armed Forces have changed.
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Nato Nato Falcons and Hornets scrambled after unknown target detected near Romanian border
An unknown object was detected flying towards Romania, triggering the country's air police protocols.
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Army Ex-Army Commando becomes youngest Briton to summit world's 14 highest peaks
Twenty-nine-year-old Tejan Gurung says his military skills and drills were instrumental in helping him through.
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RAF Red Arrows mark the completion of their 60th season and bid farewell to two pilots
The Red Arrows have said farewell to Flt Lt Patrick Kershaw and Flt Lt Stuart Roberts who have completed three seasons each with the ...