Radar operator and WAAF veteran involved in D-Day landings dies aged 107
Rose Davies was also a recipient of the Legion d'Honneur – France's top military honour – for her radar surveillance work.
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Ukraine F-16 won't help Ukraine says senior officer, who reckons the warplane's now irrelevant
The unnamed officer says it's a question of timing, as the multi-role jet would have been useful in 2023, but not today.
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Rugby Union Prescott scores four tries as RAF men win final Inter Service preparation match against Rams
Kieron Prescott, a dual-coded Forces rugby star, was the RAF's key player in an important 43-21 win.
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Nato Nato's 75th anniversary celebrated with musical tribute at Buckingham Palace
The Band of the Welsh Guards performed the Nato hymn to honour the organisation's 75th anniversary.
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Royal Marines Commandos' new £10m snowmobiles will enhance Arctic lethality for elite force
The Royal Marines will benefit from a £10m investment in Lynx Brutal Over Snow Reconnaissance Vehicles.
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Weapons and Kit A cloak of invisibility: How a ghillie suit helps the sniper blend in and go unseen
The suit is made by each individual sniper, who adds natural foliage in the field to further boost the camouflage effect.
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Ukraine Ukraine lowers military draft age from 27 to 25 to streamline mobilisation process
The change in the draft law in Ukraine aims to streamline military readiness and reduce financial burdens during martial law.
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USA Best way to prepare for US election is for Nato nations to spend 2%, Cameron says
This year marks 10 years since Nato allies committed to invest at least 2% of their GDP on defence spending.
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North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un supervises launch of new hypersonic missile in North Korea
The North Korean leader has declared his country has acquired the ability to build solid-fuel, nuclear-capable systems for missiles of all ...
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Middle East British veterans working in security killed in strike on Gaza food convoy
The Armed Forces veterans died when their convoy was hit leaving a warehouse, having unloaded more than 100 tonnes of humanitarian food aid.
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Uniform Sikh soldiers mix history and tradition when wearing a turban in the British Army
Sikh soldiers continue the proud 500-year-old tradition of wearing the turban, and one Army officer explains the rules behind the headdress.
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Nato All political parties must commit to 2.5% on defence spending, former military chiefs warn
The group of former and current defence officials say all political parties need to invest more in the Armed Forces.
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RAF They've got wings: Navy gives schoolchildren's glider designs a test flight in competition final
The children of Buckler's Mead Academy won the Flying Start Challenge Yeovil Regional Final.
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Army All ghillied up: How to spot a trainee British Army sniper before they spot you
The sniper stalk is a tricky exercise which sees trainees stealthily work their way towards their target while trying to avoid being seen.
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Russia Unhappy landings: Russians making mistakes that give away their own fake aircraft
The Russians have been painting decoy aircraft on their hardstandings to confuse the Ukrainians - but real aircraft keep landing on them.
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Afghanistan TV series featuring Royal Navy photographer's work on Kabul evacuation nominated for Bafta
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