Merkava V: Israel's 70 tonne main battle tank being rolled out to war
The latest incarnation of the IDF's Merkava provides enhanced crew survivability and battlefield awareness as war breaks out with Hamas
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Navy She's back: HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to UK after Nato deployment
During her deployment in the North Sea, the Royal Navy’s flagship was placed under Nato command for the first time
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Rugby Union Inter Services rugby union: RAF U23s preparing for 'great opportunity'
The RAF will host the Navy in the opening match of the U23 Inter Services LIVE on the Forces News YouTube channel.
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RAF Red Arrows said to be in 'special measures' after RAF releases damning reports
A defence minister says the team are now "on notice" after two investigations found unacceptable behaviours were widespread
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King Charles British Army battles the elements to fire gun salutes for King Charles III's 75th birthday
Ceremonial gun salutes are marking the monarch's birthday, including a 41-gun salute that was fired at midday from Green Park in London
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King Charles The King's birthday: Why do we have gun salutes?
Gun salutes are being fired to mark the occasion, but what exactly are they and how do the numbers add up?
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Ukraine MOD invests £20m to restock dwindling supplies of rifle and machine gun ammunition
Stocks are low as the UK and other Nato allies have sent millions of rounds to support the Ukrainian armed forces in the war with Russia
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News Divers and engineers win award after carrying out crucial underwater repairs on submarine
Marine engineers and members of Charlie Squadron of the Diving and Threat Exploitation Group helped keep HMS Audacious on mission
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Veterans Police force introduces new scheme to red-flag veterans who go missing
The Forcer Protocol is named after ex-soldier Alan Forcer, who took his own life after he disappeared, having been struggling with PTSD
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Russia What is Russia's ship-killing missile and why does it scare navies around the world?
The P-800 Oniks cruise missile can carry conventional or nuclear warheads, with the latter being able to destroy an aircraft carrier
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News Dickin Medal: 80 years of honouring the military's heroic frontline animals
The medal was introduced by the PDSA in 1943 to recognise animals for their gallantry and devotion to duty
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Tri-Service Focus on accommodation in drive to prevent Armed Forces personnel from leaving
Defence Procurement Minister James Cartlidge admits to Forces News the standard of military housing has not been up to scratch
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Cyber Award-winning Royal Signals soldier explains his love of all things cyber
Corporal Pa Malick Adams tells Forces News where his love for computers and IT began, and why he started a cyber club
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Politics 4,500 damp and mouldy military homes to be repaired within two years
Damp, mouldy housing to be tackled as a priority, then boilers and heating as Armed Forces families brace themselves for winter
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Remembrance Engraver of microscopic Remembrance poem says it symbolises unseen sacrifices
Graham Short inscribed 405 characters onto a piece of metal from his Grandfather's First World War cap badge
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Remembrance In pictures: How Remembrance was marked by UK forces around the world
Armed Forces personnel and veterans marked Remembrance Sunday - wherever they were serving around the globe