RAF A400M Atlas drops seven tonnes of aid into Gaza in latest relief run from the UK
The aid drop means the UK has now parachuted 35 tonnes of aid, on 40 pallets, into Gaza in the last week.
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Russia Russian defence industry disrupted and exports in decline as sanctions bite, says MOD
The Ministry of Defence says the production of advanced and complex weapons systems has probably been hit hardest.
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Middle East RAF A400M delivers 27 tonnes of vital aid to Gaza following third successful airdrop
"The UK is fully committed to getting more aid into Gaza as quickly as possible," Defence Secretary Grant Shapps said.
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Army British Army dishing out too many antidepressants to treat PTSD, says former soldier
The Ministry of Defence insists it is in line with NHS standards and guidelines.
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Army First Fusiliers enjoy celebrating an early St George's Day
After six months in Estonia, the First Fusiliers recently handed over responsibility for Op Cabrit to the 5 Rifles Battlegroup.
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Army Army officer credits military training with helping him to victory in Gladiators final
Major Finlay Anderson was crowned Gladiators champion after Saturday night's grand final on BBC One.
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Afghanistan Military camp in Wales to house Afghans who risked their lives helping UK
The site, which can host 180, will be used by families who are eligible under the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP).
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Middle East RAF successfully completes second airdrop of essential aid to Gaza
This follows the successful RAF airdrop of over 10 tonnes of aid on Monday.
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Army 2 SCOTS soldier to battle it out in BBC Gladiators show Grand Final
Major Finlay Anderson will be watching the Gladiators final with his company currently deployed overseas on operations.
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Arctic/Antarctic Dogs of war: Commandos harness huskies for resupply exercise behind enemy lines
Members of the Commando Logistic Regiment and Commando Helicopter Force used the cold weather sled dogs to bring in supplies.
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Army British Army chief backs plan to build new Royal Artillery Museum in Salisbury
It will be a home for the thousands of exhibit pieces, including howitzers and shells, that have been in storage since the closure of the ...
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Army Army lifts 100-year ban on serving soldiers having beards, by Royal Appointment
Members of the British Army can now grow facial hair - as long as they follow strict rules regarding the beard's length and shape.
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Veterans Former soldier says military training helped him during two-year homelessness ordeal
The ex-Fusilier credits his Army training with helping him survive his prolonged period of living on the street and sheltering in doorways.
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News Para medical officer receives safety award for reducing risk to troops in snow and sand
Major Chris Mawson secured the award for mitigating risks from the scorching deserts of Morocco to the icy terrain of Norway.
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Veterans Veterans living next to Chelsea Football Club relieved they will no longer be made homeless
The Sir Oswald Stoll Mansions, next door to Stamford Bridge Stadium, was set up in 1915 to house soldiers returning from war.
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Tri-Service Sitrep: To those who don't like the Wider Service Medal - button up and get on with it
General Lord Richard Dannatt CBE was speaking on the latest episode of the Sitrep podcast about the new Wider Service Medal.