Armed Forces Compensation Scheme simply not fit for purpose and needs overhauling
Solicitor Hilary Meredith-Beckham wants the government to improve the lives of veterans and personnel who have been injured or made ill.
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Weapons and Kit Sweden's answer to the Sten gun that found favour with the CIA and the Ukrainians
The Kpist m/45, better known as the Swedish K, has been pictured on the Ukraine frontline, but this may just be posing, not practicality.
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Russia Russian casualties at record high as Western weapons and economic woes plague invasion
The Russian armed forces are believed to be losing 1,200 troops every day in Ukraine, according to Western defence officials.
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Cricket UKAF women's cricket team comfortably beaten by Southern Vipers in Aldershot
The 40-over match saw the best of the RAF, Army and Navy unite.
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Ukraine Watch: Ukrainian Bradley uses its chain gun to shoot down Russian FPV drone
An online video shows the gunner quickly aiming upwards and opening fire at the FPV drone with the vehicle's Bushmaster autocannon.
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Navy HMS Diamond alongside in Mallorca as she sails home from Red Sea deployment
The vessel made history in April after shooting down a Houthi missile – the first combat interception of this type in more than 30 years.
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Opinion Marching with Pride – why inclusion and celebration of identity matters to the military
If you ever need your ego boosted, marching in such a parade wearing a naval uniform, even as a straight guy, is a brilliant way to do it!
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Weapons and Kit The AI-controlled XQ-58A Valkyrie: the perfect wingman for a human fighter pilot
The XQ-58A Valkyrie drone has been developed by Kratos Unmanned Aerial Systems and can be flown using AI.
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Prince Harry Harry comforts mother as she recalls how she told her son his Army father had been killed
Prince Harry is the Global Ambassador of Scotty's Little Soldiers, the charity for bereaved military children and young people.
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Ukraine Ukraine and Russia carry out PoW swap, with steel mill defenders among those freed
The United Arab Emirates oversaw the latest exchange of prisoners of war, acting as an intermediary.
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Olympics A dream come true: Team GB select British Army star Kerenza Bryson for Paris Olympics
Second Lieutenant Bryson will be hoping for medal success in Paris.
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Ukraine Royal Navy helps Ukrainians prepare for huge task of clearing mines from Black Sea
Russia is believed to have laid more than 500 mines in the Black Sea as part of Vladimir Putin's efforts to blockade Ukrainian ports.
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USA Clean-up begins as National Guard helis accidentally get covered in fire-fighting foam
A fire system malfunction meant 800 gallons of concentrated aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) was inadvertently released.
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Olympics British Army rower ready to realise childhood dream at Paris Olympics for Zimbabwe
Corporal Stephen Cox suffered disappointment when failing to qualify for the Tokyo Games but bounced back to qualify for Paris.
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Royal Marines Afghan war hero returns home after being held on spy charges in Middle East
Former Lance Corporal Matthew Croucher was cleared of spying charges earlier this month and has now returned home to the UK.
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Navy King Neptune grants RFA Lyme Bay permission to enter the southern hemisphere
Crossing the Line is an old naval tradition and takes place when a ship crosses the equator - as long as she has Neptune's blessing.