RAF Typhoon FGR4s use Paveway IV bombs against Houthi locations in Yemen
The Typhoon is used for air policing, peace and support and high intensity conflict missions.
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Army Troops put on display of pomp and precision in first public Trooping the Colour rehearsal
The Brigade Major's Review was watched by a crowd of around 1,000 at Horse Guards Parade.
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RAF Pilot who died in Spitfire crash hailed as the very best of the Royal Air Force
Family members and fellow RAF personnel pay tribute to Typhoon and Battle of Britain Memorial Flight pilot Squadron Leader Mark Long.
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Royals Kate to miss Trooping the Colour rehearsal, with general to inspect troops instead
General James Bucknall will carry out the role of Inspecting Officer at the Colonel's Review on behalf of Kate as she continues to recover.
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Forces Charities Army veteran Sally Orange completes world's highest marathon dressed as a lemon
The Afghanistan veteran holds the Guinness World Record as the only person to complete a marathon in a fruit costume on every continent.
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Opinion Ukraine can create a deep 400km no-go buffer zone if US takes off the shackles
Ukraine's been fighting with one hand tied behind its back for two years – is it time for Nato leaders to be more bold before it's too late?
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King Charles King to conduct Trooping the Colour from carriage rather than horse this year
Trooping the Colour is a ceremonial event performed every year on Horse Guards Parade to celebrate the monarch's official birthday.
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RAF Last remaining Blackburn Beverley saved from scrapheap and given new home
Aircraft XB259, known as Big Bev, is being transported to Solway Aviation Museum where she will go on public display.
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Army Two Army horses that bolted through central London in full-time veterinary care
The two animals continue to make good progress, with two others back on duty and three more recuperating in fields.
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D-Day Normandy Landings: Understanding Operation Overlord, Neptune and D-Day
The Allied landings on the Normandy beaches marked the beginning of a long campaign to liberate northwest Europe from Nazi occupation.
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Football UKAF women end five-year wait to win President's Cup against Dutch Armed Forces
The UK Armed Forces women have won the President's Cup after a commanding 3-0 victory over the Dutch Armed Forces.
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Football Rewatch the President's Cup in FULL: UK Armed Forces v Dutch Armed Forces
UKAF haven't won the trophy since 2019, but are desperate for glory against the Dutch.
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Aircraft Helicopter crews suing MOD, claiming exhaust fumes caused their cancer
Personnel claiming toxic fumes emitted from the aircraft caused their illness, accusing the MOD of being negligent.
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Football Royal Air Force defeat Dutch Air Force to defend President's Cup
The Royal Air Force beat the Dutch Air Force 4-0 in their annual President's Cup fixture at Sporting Khalsa FC.
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Middle East Heavy seas put US military-built pier out of action for more than a week in Gaza
The US Army and Royal Fleet Auxiliary worked together to build the pier and causeway to help delivery of humanitarian aid.
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Sport Spirit of Ayre takes first flight at RAF Sport Aerobatic competition in memory of former winner
The aircraft took to the skies at the competition which was completed in memory of Sergeant Tony Ayre, killed after winning the inaugural ...