RAF Typhoons in live fire strafing sortie on exercise with Nato allies in Romania
This is one of many Nato exercises the Typhoons have taken part in while deployed on Op Biloxi
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D-Day D-Day veteran presented with his 100th birthday card in person by King Charles
"I am humbled to reach such a great number, especially when I think of those who fell on the Normandy beaches," said veteran Jim Miller.
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Football Army and Navy XI comfortably beat RAF in special women's showcase at Old Trafford
A 3-0 win for the combined team saw the reigning Inter Services champions suffer a rare loss
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Football RAF footballers score four goals against British Army and Royal Navy team at Old Trafford
A stunning long-range strike from Josh Randall was the highlight as the RAF ran out 4-1 winners
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Nato Steadfast Defender draws to a close for thousands of personnel across all of Nato
It's all over for thousands of personnel across all 32 members states as Nato's biggest exercise since the Cold War comes to an end.
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Navy Trilateral Aukus agreement redefines submarine warfare with a sonobuoys algorithm
Aukus has already started revolutionising submarine detection, with a new algorithm allowing shared data processing.
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Army Father of missing Katrice Lee hands back military medals in disgust over investigation
Mr Lee believes investigations into Katrice's disappearance more than 40 years ago were poorly conducted.
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RAF RAF's Battle of Britain Memorial Flight will not participate in D-Day 80 events
Following the crash which killed Spitfire pilot Mark Long, the BBMF remains temporarily grounded and will miss the Normandy commemorations.
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USA US and Germany to allow Ukraine to use supplied arms to strike inside Russia near Kharkiv
The policy change for both nations comes as Moscow is claiming territorial gains in a cross-border offensive in the region.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines seize £15m of narcotics in nine-hour 40°C Indian Ocean drug bust
Royal Navy warship HMS Diamond has seized 2.4 tonnes of illegal drugs from traffickers.
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D-Day Mervyn Kersh, the D-Day veteran who wore his Jewish dog tags despite threat of capture
Many Jewish service personnel listed their religion as Church of England on their identity discs in case they were captured by the Nazis.
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Nato Sitrep: What happens during Nato summits after the doors are closed?
Lord Peter Ricketts was on the latest episode of the Sitrep podcast to discuss what goes on behind closed doors at the alliance meetings.
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Germany The disappearance of Katrice Lee: How the investigation has unfolded
Katrice Lee, the daughter of an Army sergeant, was only two-years-old when she disappeared in November 1981.
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RAF RAF Typhoon FGR4s use Paveway IV bombs against Houthi locations in Yemen
The Typhoon is used for air policing, peace and support and high intensity conflict missions.
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Army Troops put on display of pomp and precision in first public Trooping the Colour rehearsal
The Brigade Major's Review was watched by a crowd of around 1,000 at Horse Guards Parade.
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RAF Pilot who died in Spitfire crash hailed as the very best of the Royal Air Force
Family members and fellow RAF personnel pay tribute to Typhoon and Battle of Britain Memorial Flight pilot Squadron Leader Mark Long.