British fighter jets and helicopters train to attack targets at sea on Nato's eastern flank
Typhoons, Apaches and Wildcats take part in a major tri-service exercise in Estonia.
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Navy British sailor awarded with US medal rarely presented to non-Americans
The sailor from Somerset has been recognised for his expertise in mine warfare.
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Navy HMS Scott arrives in Portsmouth USA for 400th anniversary celebrations
The Royal Navy's fifth biggest ship makes her grand entrance in the city for its 400th anniversary celebrations.
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Navy Defence secretary commits to Indo-Pacific tilt in Singapore speech
Ben Wallace said the UK was able to 'increase our tempo' in the Indo-Pacific region.
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RAF Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton officially takes over command of Royal Air Force
A formal ceremony was held on Friday at RAF College Cranwell to mark the new appointment.
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News Teenage terrorist jailed for life over plot to attack soldiers and police
King, from Essex, pleaded guilty to preparation of terrorist acts between December 2021 and May 2022.
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Weapons and Kit Plans approved for new 'target barges' for RAF and Nato aircraft to practise shooting
Two new 30m-long vessels will sit alongside the near 50-year-old air weapon targets at sea.
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Navy Warship HMS Defender destroys drone during large naval and missile defences test
The Type 45 destroyer fired her £1bn primary weapon, the Sea Viper missile system.
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King Charles More than 1,500 soldiers rehearse for historic Trooping the Colour
All five footguard regiments will join together on the big day, 17 June.
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Army History Is the 'mark of shame' rumour about the RLC and the RAOC true?
Did a mistake result in two of the British Army's regiments wearing a 'mark of shame' on their heads forever?
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WWII One of the last surviving original SAS members dies aged 98
Alexander 'Alec' Campbell Borrie served in the SAS and was nicknamed 'Boy' by legendary SAS commander Lieutenant Colonel Paddy Mayne.
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Army Princess Anne joins Royal Logistic Corps to mark 30th anniversary
The event in Winchester was the first parade by the RLC since they were granted freedom of the city.
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Military Life Booze ban for Australian military during 'warlike operations' and exercises abroad
Troops will face random testing and could be removed from duty if found to be intoxicated.
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Health and Fitness HIV stats in Armed Forces revealed a year on from serving ban lifted
It has been 12 months since the automatic ban on HIV-positive personnel serving in the Armed Forces was removed.
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Russian commanders 'face an acute dilemma' over where to place their troops
The Ministry of Defence said Russia's Belgorod region has been attacked by partisan groups for the second time in 10 days.
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Football UK Armed Forces v Irish Defence Forces: Both men's and women's crunch clashes to be shown live
The two matches take place on the same day at Quorn FC near Loughborough.