Swimming for veterans: Fund-raisers complete English Channel swim to raise thousands for veterans
Twelve volunteers on two teams from the Land Warfare Centre and the British Army Recruiting Group took part in the challenge.
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Ukraine Russian night-time bombardment launched against key targets in Ukraine, says commander
Dozens of rockets and attack drones were used against Ukraine last night, claims the country's air force.
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Army Shot at Dawn memorial honours WWI soldiers wrongly executed for cowardice
The newly refurbished memorial commemorates the 309 British and Commonwealth soldiers who were shot by their own side during WWI.
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Royal Marines Royal Marine instructors 'not expected to shout and swear at recruits', inquest is told
The head of the Commando Training Centre said those who train marine recruits were picked for their 'empathy and emotional intelligence'.
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Women Women Empowering Defence brings together hundreds of delegates to inspire the future
More than 600 people from across the public and private sectors attended the conference held in Central London.
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Royals From Sandhurst to second lieutenant: Prince of Wales's military career
The heir to the throne completed more than seven years of full-time military service.
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Royal Marines Sitrep: I was woken up in the early hours – and told I had four days to get ready for war
Major General Julian Thompson said the moment that made him was the call telling him he was going to the Falklands.
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Ukraine Ukraine attacks Russian territory with 114 drones as US gives Kyiv priority for Patriots
Ukraine has reportedly attacked Russia with more than 100 drones, which Russia claimed it defeated.
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Ukraine Ukraine develops new drone-hunting UAVs to try to keep Russia at bay
Forces News' Ukraine reporter Simon Newton looked at how Kyiv is turning UAVs into drone-hunters, but the Russians are doing it too.
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Nato Dutch PM set to be next Nato head after Romanian president withdraws from race
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis abandons his bid to replace Jens Stoltenberg as Secretary General of the alliance.
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Navy Chief constable dismissed for military service lies and wearing fake Falklands medal
Nick Adderley, of Northamptonshire Police, committed gross misconduct, having built a naval legend around himself that wasn't true.
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Royal Marines Royal Marine recruit received more 'thrashings' than anyone else, inquest told
Connor Clark was just weeks into his military career when his body was discovered on the tracks adjacent to the Commando Training Centre.
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RAF Chief of the Air Staff's whistlestop tour takes in 12 RAF bases in three days
Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton took part in question-and-answer sessions with serving personnel.
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Technology Former Royal Navy commander stresses urgency of sharing data to outpace adversaries
Nato must improve its use of artificial intelligence (AI) and data sharing, according to a retired rear admiral.
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Navy HMS Tamar scores a first as she successfully links up with US submarine support ship
The experimental link-up, which also involved an Australian ship, allowed the Royal Navy patrol vessel to take on fuel, water and power.
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Naval History Two Victorian-era maritime fortresses sell for more than £1m each at auction
No Man's Fort and Spitbank Fort were originally built as part of the Palmerston Forts to protect England from a feared French invasion.