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Aircraft Flying put on hold after Typhoon crashes during multi-national exercise in Australia
Ex Pitch Black has been suspended after the Italian pilot was forced to eject after encountering an unknown issue during a training flight.
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Ukraine Russia has more of everything, says Ukraine's top military commander
Colonel General Oleksandr Syrskyi said Ukraine can win the war against Russia, but the supply of weapons is a problem.
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Aircraft Could this be the future cockpit of Typhoon jets keeping them relevant as they age?
At this year's RIAT, Forces News took a tour of what Typhoon pilots could be facing in the future.
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Army Stabbing attack on Army officer near barracks not terror-related, police believe
Kent Police says it is exploring the possibility that the stabbing near Brompton Barracks might have been mental health-related.
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Nuclear Nato troops face invisible but deadly enemy during Exercise Precise Response
Exercise Precise Response is a chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) defence training exercise.
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RAF Iconic WW2 Lancaster bomber cleared to fly again after extensive maintenance period
One of the UK's most recognisable warplanes will be taking to the skies once again now it's been inspected and cleared for flight.
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Aircraft RAF's sixth-gen Tempest fighter jet making progress, Defence Secretary says
Some media reports have raised concerns that the Tempest project could be cancelled by the new Government.
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Army Army chief sets out three-year plan to modernise force to fight or deter future war
The Chief of the General Staff wants to field formations that are much more powerful earlier than planned to face a variety of threats.
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Navy HMS Tamar enjoys South Pacific visit during deployment on the other side of the world
The Royal Navy offshore patrol vessel was accompanied by the UK Defence Advisor and the British High Commissioner.
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Army Services weakened by lack of funding but tide is turning, says head of the Armed Forces
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin says there are numerous deficiencies across the forces, but the immediate financial challenges are being addressed.
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Veterans The servicemen who changed history by volunteering to be drugged and poisoned
The programme saw personnel volunteer so scientists could learn more about chemical warfare agents and their antidotes.
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Tri-Service Armed Forces must be fit to fight, not fight among themselves, warns Healey
The Defence Secretary also warned that the issues facing defence are 'much worse' than Labour initially feared.
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Nato Saab Gripen: The Swedish multi-role jet that's easy to fly and cheap to operate
Sweden’s recent membership of Nato brings another 98 Gripen multi-role fighter jets to the alliance's air armada.
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Ukraine Russian troop losses reach record high with 70,000 casualties in past two months
According to the UK Ministry of Defence, Russia's average daily losses have risen from 386 casualties a day to 1,262.
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Invictus Games It's coming home: Birmingham will host Prince Harry's 2027 Invictus Games
The West Midlands city beat stiff competition from rivals including Washington DC to host the eighth Invictus Games.