Chance to impress: Army rugby's Sitiveni Vasuturaga makes Harlequins debut
He came on as an impact player in the club's opening win of the season against Leicester Tigers
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Families Soldier's son honours his father's memory after being killed on operations in Iraq
Twenty-three years after his ATO father's death in Iraq while clearing unexploded ordnance , Ben Muir unveils a lasting legacy at DM Kineton
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Nato Let's be honest – Russia is well ahead of Nato, says former CIA station chief
Sean Wiswesser argues Nato's weak response invites escalation
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Navy It's back to work for HMS Dauntless as she braves the grim weather and sets sail
The Type 45 destroyer left Portsmouth Harbour to continue her post-maintenance routines amid gale-force winds and torrential rain
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Navy There's momentum behind the build, RFA's head says, as keel laid on RFA Resurgent
The RFA's boss, Commodore Sam Shattock, also announced the names of her sister ships, RFA Reliant and RFA Resourceful, during the ceremony
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Veterans From victory in the Pacific to turning 103: Navy veteran honoured by First Sea Lord
A 103-year-old Royal Navy veteran who helped end WW2 has received a personal birthday tribute from the First Sea Lord
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Army Army explains shift in focus on training to concentrate on counter-drone warfare
The war in Ukraine has signalled the importance of drones in modern warfare – and the Army has been quick to learn the lesson
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Sport Drama Down Under: UKAF men edge Aussie counterparts by one point in basketball classic
The UK Armed Forces men beat the Australian Defence Force by 51-50, whereas the UKAF women were defeated by 37-58
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WWII Forgotten no more: Search the stories of 12,500 Coastal Command heroes lost in WW2
A new online database reveals the stories of 12,500 Coastal Command personnel, known as the 'Cinderalla Service', lost during the Second ...
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Iran Conflict branded a war of losers as US launches new round of strikes in Strait of Hormuz
Defence expert Prof Michael Clarke says there are no winners in the Iran war - with Russia and Israel the only countries benefiting from it
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Military Life Beyond the bagpipes: Meet the performers whose real Army jobs take them far from Edinburgh
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo offered a glimpse into one of the least understood parts of military life – the hidden talents
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Army More under-18s in Armed Forces: Government eyes second Army college for teens
Defence sources confirmed that plans are still at an early scoping phase – but are being actively considered
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Germany German navy fires Israeli ballistic missiles from frigate in landmark North Atlantic trial
Germany is looking to acquire a new long-range naval strike capability after successfully firing Lora missiles from one of its frigates
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Politics Military 'can't operate on warm words': Tories outline plan to boost defence spending by £10bn
The extra investment will be funded through more cuts to the welfare bill and scrapping the Chagos Islands deal
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Army Lasers at the ready: Hunt is on to find anti-drone weapon to protect troops and ammo
UK-based entrants have just 20 days to come up with an initial idea for an autonomous system - possibly using directed energy weapons
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Tri-Service Good news for the forces, with more trained personnel staying and more people joining
The Ministry of Defence puts the improvement down to pay rises, investment in housing and reforms to recruitment and retention