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Sport British Army yacht retains the team title in the Services Offshore Regatta
Six boats across all three services took part in the week-long regatta which included four days at the world-famous Royal Dartmouth Regatta.
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Army Survival of the fittest: British Army competes in gruelling Nato recon competition
Three teams from the British Army took part in the Admiral Pitka Recon Challenge in Estonia, which is typically won by the host nation.
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Ukraine Russia introduces military training for children as young as 15 as school year starts
The MOD says Moscow is attempting to create a more security-focused society by introducing military training for young people.
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Army Welsh Guards Band marks 80th anniversary of liberation of Brussels from Nazi rule
The Welsh Guards were the first Allied soldiers to enter the city on 3 September 1944.
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Army Veterans and personnel join excavation to reveal contents of Battle of Waterloo burial pit
Charity returns to the battlefield to get closer to solving the mystery of the missing remains of 20,000 men who died in the 1815 battle.
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Ukraine Bringing the Fury: Ukrainian special forces showcase their new ground drones
Ukrainian operatives have shown off the battlefield capabilities of their new Termite, Shablya and Fury unmanned ground vehicles.
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Ukraine Milestone moment: UK-administered fund reaches £1bn in military support to Ukraine
Ukrainian defence minister Rustem Umerov is in London for further discussions on the UK's support for his country.
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Army Defence spending cuts could be made to tackle £22bn black hole, Healey warns
The Defence Secretary says Government faces 'tough choices' as it faces financial struggles inherited from the Conservatives.
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Middle East UK suspends 30 of its 350 arms export licences to Israel following Middle East assessment
The arms licences have been suspended amid concerns they could be used to breach international humanitarian law.
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Army Zero horse-power: King's Life Guard to have no mounts for most of September
The usually mounted soldiers will instead perform their historic guard duties at Horse Guards on foot for most of this month.
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Paralympics RAF veteran Luke Pollard wins Paralympic triathlon gold as guide to Dave Ellis in Paris
The pair bounced back from a disappointing performance in Tokyo to win gold at the Paris Games.
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Navy Excited crowds watch HMS Queen Elizabeth set sail from Portsmouth Harbour
The Royal Navy aircraft carrier is believed be carrying out some work-up trials following repairs to her propeller shaft.
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Navy British F-35B jets complete their first month-long mission policing Nato skies in Iceland
This was the first time the Lightning Force had been called on to perform QRA missions, which are typically carried out by RAF Typhoons.
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Army Royal Anglians past and present parade to celebrate regiment's 60th anniversary
The Royal Anglian Regiment has been deployed across the globe since being formed in 1964, with its first operational tour in Aden.
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Navy Defence Secretary visits nuclear submarine and reaffirms Labour's triple lock pledge
Healey backs the creation of four new nuclear submarines, maintaining the UK's continuous at-sea deterrent and delivering future upgrades.