Defender-Viper: Royal Navy's new minehunting drone helping to safeguard the Strait of Hormuz
The small yet effective system is particularly suited to dealing with buoyant mines that sit just below the surface of the ocean
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Navy Government puts money where its mouth is on Aukus as it unveils underwater drones
John Healey said that new technology for underwater drones will be developed in a meeting with his Aukus counterparts in Singapore
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Army Troops parade under the glare of the sun – so they can march under the gaze of the King
The soldiers taking part in this year's Trooping the Colour held their first full dress rehearsal ahead of the King's Birthday Parade
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Rugby League Army star Bethan Dainton wins Betfred Challenge Cup as Wigan Warriors thrash St Helens
Bombardier Bethan Dainton helped Wigan Warriors to a 54-6 victory over St Helens to secure the Women's Betfred Challenge Cup at Wembley
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Army Bermudian soldiers put through their paces by Royal Lancers during key overseas exercise
The Royal Bermuda Regiment holds a unique place in the wider makeup of the British Army, yet is not formally part of it
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Aircraft Switzerland's first fifth-gen F-35 takes shape as armed neutrality enters the stealth age
The first Swiss F-35A is moving through production in the US, with the stealth fighter set to replace ageing the ageing
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Ukraine Hunting the hunters: Russia sets up shadowy military drone unit – so Ukraine hits back
Rubicon is Russia's most successful drone unit – so much so that the Ukrainians are considering setting up a dedicated force to hunt it down
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Army New tech will help cut through the clutter and find the right target, Army officer says
The digital targeting web, which is scheduled to be delivered next year, will connect the Armed Forces' weapons systems more effectively
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RAF Corkscrews, half-cubans and high-speed passes: RAF Typhoon display season gets underway
The latest pilot inside the cockpit, Flight Lieutenant Tom Nation – callsign Dragon01 – described flying the aircraft as a "childhood dream"
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Opinion Churchill's hateful decision: The enduring lessons of naval power from WW2 to today
The Prime Minister understood the Royal Navy was not a luxury or a symbol - it was the difference between having options and having none
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Ukraine Gripen vs F-16: Ukraine announces JAS 39 fighter jet deal with Sweden to aid air defences
We compare the relative benefits of the Saab Gripen to the main Western jet currently flown by Ukraine, the F-16 Fighting Falcon
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Special forces Inquiry hears SAS war crime allegations not referred to RMP due to operational concerns
The inquiry is examining whether the SAS had a policy of executing males of fighting age who posed no threat in Afghanistan between 2010-13
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RAF Providing tomorrow's weather today: Reserve meteorologists deploy on ops at RAF Akrotiri
The Mobile Met Unit arrived at the airbase in Cyprus to support operations after a one-way attack drone hit a hangar in March
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Navy Making history: Uncrewed Royal Navy minehunter docks in mothership in service first
The uncrewed vessel's docking came after extensive trials ahead of a potential operation to make the Strait of Hormuz safe
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Navy HMS Prince of Wales practises submarine hunting before Arctic deployment with F-35 jets
Merlin helicopters have been flying anti-submarine warfare drills from the Royal Navy flagship as the UK CSG prepares for operations in the ...
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Equestrian Military equestrian community pays tribute to King's Troop soldier after horse show death
The Last Post was played as riders and officials paused to remember Lance Bombardier Ciara Sullivan who died after falling from her horse at ...