RAF rugby league announce exciting international double header
A double header against the Netherlands has been announced.
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Land vehicles Ajax vehicles delivered with armour and weapon upgrades to the British Army
The latest capability drop of the Ajax vehicle delivered 43 land systems to the British Army, with additional upgrades to its armour and ...
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News Naafi closes several high street cafés after struggling in challenging times
The doors have permanently been shut at Winchester, Scarborough and Lancaster Naafi cafés.
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Veterans Corrie star Cotton wants public to focus on Armed Forces in peacetime, not just war
TV star and forces champion Antony Cotton was speaking after being appointed president of a key branch of the Royal British Legion.
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Land vehicles Life of British Army's ageing Land Rover fleet to be extended under £71m spare parts contract
The contract will provide spare parts and post-design services on the British Army's Land Rovers and other core vehicles.
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Navy HMS Protector a perfect training platform for boarding ops on multinational exercise
Personnel used the ice patrol ship to practise helicopter fast-roping and made the most of her gym in a very different way to normal.
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RAF UK and US air forces strengthen interoperability during Exercise Agile Shield
The RAF and USAF aircraft based in the UK have taken part in the UK's largest Agile Combat Employment (ACE) exercise.
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Rugby League British Army men to lean on strong depth as Inter Services challenge looms
The development team and senior team have been training together ahead of the Army's first match of the tournament.
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WWII Two soldiers killed during Operation Market Garden laid to rest after DNA identification
Private Henry Moon and Lieutenant Dermod Green Anderson were buried in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Oosterbeek War Cemetery.
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Aircraft What will sixth-generation aircraft like the Tempest mean for the future of air combat?
Defence expert James Bosbotinis predicts a mix of new tech like AI, machine learning and complex collaborations with uncrewed aircraft.
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Russia Ukraine's Dark Prince believes Russia needs the war to be over by the end of 2025
The head of Ukraine's intelligence service says Moscow is facing financial problems, a lack of recruits and is struggling to sustain its ...
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Army Army Wildcats and Apaches team up with US to play hide and seek with opposing force
The British Army and US Army are working together on Exercise Sabre Junction, involving thousands of troops across Nato.
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WWII Myrtle the Parachick: The member of 1st Airborne who dropped into Arnhem
On 18 September 1944, Lieutenant Pat Glover dropped with 1st Airborne Division into Arnhem on Operation Market Garden, but he wasn't alone.
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Army Army Foundation College at 100% capacity as newest recruits arrive for basic training
It's good news for the junior soldiers at AFC Harrogate as they will be earning £1,800 per month following the Army's latest pay increase.
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RAF Red Arrows wow crowds in London (that's Canada, not England) during airshow
The team have been in Canada to mark 100 years of the Royal Canadian Air Force in the same year they celebrate 60 years in the skies.
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Weapons and Kit War in Ukraine sees more cruise and ballistic missiles used – but what are they?
BFBS Forces News takes a closer look at the differences between these two deadly instruments of war.