Addictive and thrilling: Pickleball could be the Invictus Games' next landmark sport
The sport was featured at the Invictus Games One Year to Go event in Birmingham
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RAF Red Arrows and Blue Angels share the skies as display season continues stateside
The iconic Red Hawk T1 jets flew in formation with the US Navy's Blue Angels, celebrating 250 years since the Declaration of Independence
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Women Gen Z women v Putin: The young women fighting Russia on Ukraine's frontline
Mavka, Yana and Hora are just three of thousands of women who have chosen to fight – despite prejudice against female soldiers
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Invictus Games Prince Harry back where he belongs with the community he cares about the most
The Duke of Sussex was in Birmingham with injured veterans – marking one year until the 2027 Invictus Games
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Army Defence Secretary launches AI battle lab to help British Army prepare for modern warfare
The main part of the system is the new combat laboratory, which is a digital platform that replicates the complexity of modern battlefields
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Ukraine Bulldog spirit: From Basra to the Donbas, Britain's ageing APC continues to battle on
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, the UK has supplied Ukraine with around 200 armoured vehicles, including the FV432
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Sport RAF dominate Inter Services swimming championships as they celebrate 100th year
The Royal Air Force Swimming Association have been marking 100 years since the organisation was founded with a dominant performance in the ...
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Women Fit for the fight: MOD spends 10 years and £20m researching women's bodies
After years of research based on men, servicewomen get detailed advice on training, nutrition, sleep, contraception and injury prevention
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Royal Marines Royal Marines beat the heat while practising Beating Retreat ahead of ceremonial display
The 200-plus musicians are preparing for an event at Horse Guards Parade showing off their manoeuvres as much as their musical talent
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Tri-Service How cyber can hack air defences, bring down a leader and plunge a city into darkness
Many people associate the word with updates and IT systems, but on the battlefield, cyber is extending the capabilities of modern warfare
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Cyprus First Jupiter takes to the air in Cyprus as RAF helicopter crews prepare for wildfire role
Three H145 Jupiter HC Mk2s are now based at RAF Akrotiri, where they will ultimately take over from the Chinook with firefighting duties
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Army Best of British military music takes centre stage for three nights at Horse Guards Parade
Audiences enjoyed three nights of music, military pageantry and pyrotechnics
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Invictus Games All aboard! Spirit of Invictus heads to Birmingham to mark one year until games
The special train will bring the spirit of the Invictus Games to thousands of passengers over the next 12 months
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Navy Release the Kraken: Drone boat dropped from Atlas aircraft in first-of-a-kind sea trial
A Kraken K3 Scout was parachuted into the North Sea as the Royal Navy tests how drone boats could be deployed directly into contested waters
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Health and Fitness Fat jabs: British Army introduces official policy for personnel using weight loss medication
The policy includes a list of dos and don'ts for those soldiers who have been prescribed the drugs in addition to dietary advice
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Army A potent capability: Expert issues verdict on Army's new Precision Strike Missile
The PrSM supersonic ballistic missile programme is proven in modern conflicts and is capable of travelling at supersonic speeds