Documentary following veterans exposing dog meat trade in South Korea has world premiere
The award-nominated Dog War follows veterans as they explore the dark world of dog meat trading in South Korea.
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History GI Bill: 80 years of law that brought veterans back to civilian life after service on the frontline
US President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, today known as the US GI Bill.
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Nato Kosovo War: Remembering 25 years since peace was established by Nato in 1999
In 1999, the Kosovo War was brought to an end after Western intervention and the creation of a Nato peacekeeping force.
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Sport UKAF men score 14 tries as they thrash North of England Select at Kingston Park
Kane Teear-Bourge took the headlines as he celebrated a UKAF debut with a hat-trick of tries.
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Forces Charities England football legend teams up with Combat2Coffee to support veterans' mental health
Former England football player and manager Terry Butcher is supporting the charity in memory of his son Christopher.
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Army British Army announces cancellation of Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace
Changing of the Guard will not take place on Monday next week due to rehearsals for an upcoming state visit.
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Sea vessels Vessels from four nations meet in Glasgow ahead of Nato's Exercise Sea Breeze
Crews from Ukraine, Germany, France and the UK will take part in the exercise later this month.
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USA Nuclear US aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt arrives in South Korea for military drills
The nuclear aircraft carrier has arrived in Busan and will later this month train with their counterparts from Korea and Japan.
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Rugby Union Rampant UK Armed Forces women's rugby team win comfortably in Newcastle
They beat a North of England Select XV in a charity match in aid of Military v Cancer.
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Forces Charities Swimming for veterans: Fund-raisers complete English Channel swim to raise thousands for veterans
Twelve volunteers on two teams from the Land Warfare Centre and the British Army Recruiting Group took part in the challenge.
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Ukraine Russian night-time bombardment launched against key targets in Ukraine, says commander
Dozens of rockets and attack drones were used against Ukraine last night, claims the country's air force.
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Army Shot at Dawn memorial honours WWI soldiers wrongly executed for cowardice
The newly refurbished memorial commemorates the 309 British and Commonwealth soldiers who were shot by their own side during WWI.
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Royal Marines Royal Marine instructors 'not expected to shout and swear at recruits', inquest is told
The head of the Commando Training Centre said those who train marine recruits were picked for their 'empathy and emotional intelligence'.
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Women Women Empowering Defence brings together hundreds of delegates to inspire the future
More than 600 people from across the public and private sectors attended the conference held in Central London.
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Royal Marines Sitrep: I was woken up in the early hours – and told I had four days to get ready for war
Major General Julian Thompson said the moment that made him was the call telling him he was going to the Falklands.
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Ukraine Ukraine attacks Russian territory with 114 drones as US gives Kyiv priority for Patriots
Ukraine has reportedly attacked Russia with more than 100 drones, which Russia claimed it defeated.