Exercise Talisman Sabre in full swing on land, sea and in the air in northern Australia
Carrier Strike Group 25 has made its way towards Australia for the multinational exercise
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Army Regimental associations told 'get your house in order' over publication of SAS names
BFBS Forces News has seen an MOD letter sent to units reminding them of their responsibilities over people's identities and whereabouts
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Army Exclusive: Army officers encouraged me to sign up but I was rejected three times
Teenager shares his nightmare experience of Army recruitment which has left him gutted but determined not to give up
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Aircraft UK and Turkey sign deal paving the way for multi-billion pound Typhoon export
A Memorandum of Understanding signed in Istanbul could lead to the UK's first Typhoon export deal since 2017
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Aircraft Mirage 2000 fighter jet: The French-made aircraft exported all over the world
France had sent an unverified number of Mirage 2000 fighter jets to Ukraine to help protect Ukrainian airspace from Moscow's attacks
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Ukraine Pilot ejects as French-supplied Mirage jet crashes in Ukraine due to technical failure
It is the first loss of a Mirage fighter jet since Kyiv began receiving the aircraft in February this year
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Navy From RFA to HMS: Stirling Castle, the minehunter with autonomous countermeasures – and a sauna
BFBS Forces News went on board HMS Stirling Castle in 2024 to see how she would help neutralise the sea mine threat
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Afghanistan Watchdog to investigate intelligence community's role over Afghan data breach
Along with the Afghan nationals, the breach saw details of more than 100 UK officials compromised, including Special Forces and MI6 ...
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News Exclusive: MOD introduced behaviour rules for Afghans living on Defence Estate
The Conduct Charter sets out UK expectations - and warns accommodation could be withdrawn if standards are breached
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RAF RAF Hawk jets in near-miss with 'non-cooperating' civilian aircraft over Anglesey
The civilian aircraft was not in contact with air traffic control when it crossed paths with two fast jets
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Politics Rules on laying wreaths at Cenotaph quietly changed to protect NI peace process
Newly released files reveal how tensions between unionist parties led to a rethink of Remembrance Sunday protocol
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Navy Royal Marines fast-rope from Merlins and assault fort as they hone skills for Nato role
Exercise Neptune Storm tested the Commandos' abilities ahead of their transition to the new UK Special Operations Maritime Task Group
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Army Preparing for war: 16 Air Assault Brigade rehearses a no-notice mobilisation
Operation Totemic sees the rehearsal of the mobilisation of troops, vehicles, weapons, ammunition – and phone chargers
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CSG25 Long-term parking comes to an end as stranded F-35B jet finally leaves India
The newly repaired Lightning is expected to resume normal duties with Carrier Strike Group 25 after being absent for the past five weeks
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Rugby Union Army finish Southern Hemisphere tour with win over Australian Defence Force Barbarians team
The 56-24 was the perfect end to a memorable tour for the Army
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Army Project Asgard: The targeting technology driving a shift in lethality for British Army
The project, named after the home of the Norse gods, will also use AI and communications to help personnel target their adversaries