Royal Navy women triumph over Havant in first test for their new head coach
The Navy won their opening match of their 2024 campaign after beating Havant RFC 7-34 in a first test for new head coach CPO Sarah Jenkins.
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Football RAF continue winning run against Oxford University as Inter Services draw near
The Air Force are on a four-match winning streak as preparations continue for their upcoming battles against the Army and Navy.
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Royals Kate to miss St Patrick's Day military celebrations as she recovers from surgery
The Colonel of the Irish Guards was admitted to a clinic for a planned procedure, but will miss her public duties as she recuperates.
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Exercises Paras and Lebanese airborne forces work together to boost fight against terrorism
The airborne soldiers from the UK and Lebanon take part in Pegasus Cedar, bolstering cooperation and sending a message to groups like ISIS.
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Politics New Defence Committee chairman vows to seek more funding for Armed Forces
Sir Jeremy Quin says there are huge global challenges to confront and pledges to push for increased funding and resources for Defence.
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USA When the USS Gerald R Ford launched a heavy sled into the James River
The US Navy's most technologically advanced carrier has been testing its electromagnetic aircraft launch system in a very innovative way.
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USA World's biggest warship returns home after Mediterranean deployment amid Red Sea tensions
The carrier operated in areas that fall under both the US European Command and US Africa Command.
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Navy Police launch fresh set of searches in case of missing Royal Navy sailor Simon Parkes
Officers have returned to the Town Range car park where they carried out previous investigations last year.
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Navy HMS Oardacious win World's Toughest Row and become fastest military team ever
The Royal Navy team cross the finish line first in the 3,000-mile race across the Atlantic from the Canary Islands to the Caribbean.
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Sport Army judoka grapple for glory at Army Judo Championships
Military judoka representing cap badges across the Army compete at the Army Judo Championships in Aldershot.
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WWII Audio unearthed of former Black Watch soldier recounting the horrors of Monte Cassino
Arthur Helps' experience of fighting at Monte Cassino was recorded when he visited a school two years before his death in 2000.
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Army Strict medical rules mean even England rugby team would struggle to join Army, MPs told
The service has only managed to attract around 5,000 recruits of its 9,813 target, with the year ending in March.
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News Emergency alarm failure on Warrior contributed to death of Rifles officer, inquiry finds
Second Lieutenant Max George had been taking part in Exercise Combat Spirit when he was run over by the vehicle as it reversed at speed.
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Navy Scientists confirm arrival of bird flu in Antarctic animals with help from HMS Forth
Access to the remote archipelago, about 800 miles from the Falkland Islands, is only possible by sea as there is no airstrip.
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Ukraine Ukraine's destruction of £235m Russian aircraft likely to affect long-term mission, MOD says
The MOD believes Ukraine has successfully shot down a Russian £235m A-50 AWACS aircraft, one of its most valuable war machines.
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WWII Monte Cassino: Remembering the brutal four-month Second World War battle 80 years on
The battle paved the way for the advance on Rome, but was costly in terms of human life and infamous for the destruction of the monastery.