Injured soldiers to make full return to duty after being thrown from bolting horses
Two of the Household Cavalry horses that bolted through the city suffered serious injuries and have undergone an operation.
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Land vehicles Britain and Germany team up to bring Boxer artillery vehicle to the battlefield
An agreement with the German government will help deliver the remote-controlled wheeled artillery system to the Royal Artillery.
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Football Royal Military Academy Sandhurst wins Army Minor Units Cup for third successive year
The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst have won the Army Minor Units Cup for the third year running after a 0-1 win against the Combat ...
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Army Soldiers among four injured after loose Army horses bolt through central London
The horses were caught by police and are safe and undergoing veterinary care back in barracks.
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Nato British Army's new Apache model spearheads largest Nato exercise since Cold War
Fifteen military helicopters, worth more than half a billion pounds, have taken to the skies to begin crucial Nato training overseas.
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Army £140k Dragon Runner robot and Puma helicopters essential part of explosive team's kit
The EOD team must be able to respond to various scenarios, with some taskings lasting dozens of hours.
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USA Sandhurst teams taking part in prestigious military skills competition at West Point
The competition dates back to 1967 when Royal Military Academy Sandhurst presented West Point with a British officer's sword.
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Nato UK urges allies to adopt 2.5% defence spending commitment to add £140bn to Nato budget
Rishi Sunak announced the UK would be spending 2.5% of gross domestic product on defence by 2030 - and wants Nato allies to do the same.
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Politics UK announces 2.5% GDP spending on defence, biggest strengthening for a generation
The Prime Minister has promised to increase GDP spending on defence, however some in his party have called for more.
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Politics Prime Minister to appoint senior Royal Marines officer as national security adviser
General Gwyn Jenkins' appointment will mark the first time a top military officer has held the position.
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RAF Royal Air Force delivers 11 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Gaza in its seventh airdrop
The MOD said on social media it was working with allies to speed up deliveries of aid by land, sea and air.
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Ukraine History repeats as weapon used by Romans is deployed by Ukraine against Russia
The caltrop is a four-pronged, heavy-gauge steel spike which can be used to puncture tyres and disable enemy vehicles.
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Politics Rwanda bill passes with promise not to send eligible Afghans who supported UK military
The Safety of Rwanda Bill is expected to receive royal assent in the coming days.
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Technology London Hackathon problem-solving extravaganza tackles Ukraine's frontline conundrums
Civilians gathered in one room to solve drone dilemmas and get virtual feedback from the frontline.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines retain Virginia Gauntlet title after going head to head with US Marine Corps
Exercise Virginia Gauntlet 3 saw Royal Marines compete against their US counterparts in 26 different sports.
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Queen Camilla Queen Camilla makes first visit to Royal Lancers as the regiment's Colonel-in-Chief
Major Bruce Shand, the Queen's late father, was commissioned in 1937 and served with the 12th Lancers during the Second World War.