A champion returns: RAF women's football team announce new head coach
Flight Sergeant Michelle Perkins returns to the role after a previous spell of success as player and head coach.
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Ukraine Ukraine to get £150m of military support to help bolster air and maritime defences
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps confirmed the extra funding would be used to procure defence equipment for Ukraine.
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Football Royal Signals come from behind to triumph over REME and win the Woolwich Cup
The Royal Signals have won the Woolwich Cup after a 5-2 victory over the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
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Football Royal Signals v REME: Watch men's Inter Corps Woolwich Cup final again
This year's final took place at Reading FC and was live on the Forces News YouTube channel.
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Navy Exclusive: Royal Navy HIV+ role model medically discharged from Armed Forces
Lieutenant Commander Oli Brown was awarded an MBE for his campaigning in 2022, but is now seeking compensation from the MOD.
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Army Exclusive access: Inside the rigorous training and testing of Army bomb squads
Forces News was given access to the annual test exercise which allows personnel to remain qualified and part of the team.
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Russia China now playing active role by arming Russia for war in Ukraine, Shapps says
According to the Defence Secretary, combat equipment is being provided by China to the Russian armed forces for use in the conflict.
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D-Day WW2 veterans help bring to life 'ultimate history lesson' for children ahead of D-Day 80
Youngsters were treated to the ultimate D-Day history lesson thanks to HMS Belfast and a Second World War-era red London bus.
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Land vehicles Challenger 2 Driver Training Tank caught on film crashing into barrier at speed
Driver Training Tanks are used to train troops how to correctly operate the Army's main battle tank.
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Navy UK committed to developing drone capabilities on its state-of-the-art aircraft carriers
Defence Minister James Cartlidge was responding to a question in the Commons on the merits of retrofitting equipment.
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Army UK soldiers put to the test and learning hard as Polish phase of Nato exercise draws to close
Troops from the UK, the US and Poland have been put through their paces on the Drawsko Pomorskie training area.
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News World Wars' remembrance no longer necessary, say more than a fifth of young people
The Commonwealth and War Graves Commission has developed a series of commemorative events to grab young people's attention.
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Sea vessels Royal Navy's most powerful hunter-killer sub one step closer to frontline deployment
HMS Anson conducted trials in the Atlantic and Caribbean in which she tested her ability to hunt enemy submarines without being detected.
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Russia Russia gaining momentum as Ukrainian defenders desperately wait for more support
Force News takes a look at why Moscow is gaining momentum in 2024
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D-Day Royal Marines practise beach raiding drills as holidaymakers' game of football goes on
The marines were rehearsing in Cornwall ahead of their landing on Gold Beach in Normandy to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
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Navy Navy needs to adapt faster and be more cutting-edge, Second Sea Lord says
Vice Admiral Martin Connell predicts an accelerated programme of shipbuilding augmented by uncrewed underwater, surface and air vehicles.