This will not stand: US Defence Secretary reinstates Tuskegee Airmen history in USAF training
Senator Pete Hegseth responded swiftly to call by fellow Republican Senator Katie Boyd Britt to reinstate the archive videos.
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Navy Agincourt becomes Achilles as Royal Navy switches name for new Astute-class submarine
The submarine was supposed to be named after the Battle of Agincourt, which resulted in the English defeating the French in the 100 Years' ...
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Rugby League Royal Navy suffers second round blowout against Workington Town in Challenge Cup
The Royal Navy are out of the Betfred Challenge Cup after suffering a 56-0 loss to Workington Town in the second round.
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Rugby League British Army knocked out of Challenge Cup after West London thrashing
The British Army were knocked out of the Betfred Challenge Cup in the second round following a 36-18 defeat to London-based side Wests ...
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Navy Sitrep: Peace through strength, but what does that really mean for the US Navy?
Resident expert Professor Michael Clarke says the US Navy sees China as its main problem for the coming era.
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Army Navigational wisdom used to prepare the Royal Anglian Regiment for Kenya
Members of the Royal Anglian Regiment are training navigational skills in the Peak District ahead of their deployment to Kenya.
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Land vehicles What makes the Pioneer X mobile command vehicle so valuable to the special forces?
Created by a former F1 engineer, the Fering Pioneer X is a long-range battery-powered land vehicle.
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RAF RAF takes on one of the world's toughest exercises with global partners
The Royal Air Force will fly alongside American, Canadian, and Australian pilots in Nevada.
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USA UK Defence Secretary congratulates Army veteran as 29th US Defense Secretary
The US Department of Defense confirmed the Honorable Pete Hegseth as the 29th Secretary.
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History HMS Wellington's legacy secured for future generations with £225k lottery grant
The last surviving dedicated Battle of the Atlantic convoy escort ship will continue to educate and inspire thanks to vital funding.
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History 125 years on: Wreath laid to commemorate the lives lost during the Battle of Spion Kop
The Battle of Spion Kop which was fought between 23-24 January 1900 and resulted in 243 British dead.
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Equestrian Fil D'ariane stuns defending champion to win Grand Military Gold Cup
The horse, ridden by Captain Doug White, won the 2025 Grand Military Gold Cup at Sandown Park Racecourse.
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News Duchess of Edinburgh opens state-of-the-art facility for military musicians at Sandhurst
A new £12m facility at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst marks a milestone for the Royal Corps of Army Music.
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Royals King confident soldiers will guard new company colour well, Duke of Edinburgh says
Prince Edward was met with a parade of more than 200 trainee guardsmen at the ITC Catterick in North Yorkshire.
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Army Reservists from 7 Scots leave day jobs behind to hone urban ops and room-clearing skills
The soldiers from 7th Battalion, The Royal Regiment of Scotland trained with simulated ammunition to make the exercise even more realistic.
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Opinion Want peace? Prepare for war, as RN sub delivers stark warning to Russian spy ship
EX-RN Commodore Steve Prest says the UK needs to stand up to Russian bullies after a submarine surfaced near a Russian ship to warn it off.