Soldiers shouldn't face endless legal jeopardy, says Carns in report on SAS veteran protection
Al Carns backs a report which argues that soldiers who faced the IRA are being judged using human rights standards developed years later
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RAF Capturing courage: RAF photographers showcase bravery and beauty in 2026 competition
The winners for the RAF Photographic Competition 2026 have been announced
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Boxing 'Achieving things people dream of': Karriss Artingstall calls time on glittering boxing career
Karriss Artingstall, who formally served in the Royal Horse Artillery, won bronze at the Tokyo Olympics before becoming the inaugural ...
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Cyprus UK heatwave helps fresh-faced Welsh Guards train for extreme Cyprus sunshine
Brand-new guardsmen need to acclimatise after joining the rest of 1st Battalion in Cyprus only a few weeks after completing Phase 2 training
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Russia Don't play games in the Baltics: The message CIA director's visit sends to Moscow
John Foreman and Professor Michael Clarke delve into the potential reasons why John Ratcliffe might have gone to the Russian capital
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Navy Mission accomplished: RFA's only female engineer in 1998 now leading entire branch
Commodore Kate Morgan joined the Royal Fleet Auxiliary with a clear goal - and 28 years later she's now leading its engineering branch
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Veterans Met Police becomes latest force to join missing Armed Forces veteran flagging system
The Forcer Protocol has already helped the police find 400 former Armed Forces personnel after they went missing
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Army US Space Force gets new uniform – but which attire do you think is out of this world?
The US unit was pitted against the Swiss Guard, the British Army's Foot Guards and the French Foreign Legion in our YouTube audience survey
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Afghanistan Great pride and a lot of emotion: Minister who led Kabul evacuation reflects five years on
Calvin Bailey, who commanded the RAF's Air Mobility Force during Op Pitting, spoke to BFBS Forces News about how it led to his move into ...
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Navy Are you a landlubber? The nautical questions you've always wanted answered
From weighing warships with water to commissioning buildings as ships, the Royal Navy has spent centuries developing its own language
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Russia Ukraine can't concentrate forces due to Russia's precision warfare, expert says
A Rusi report found that Russia is combining both old and new technology with precision strikes and traditional artillery
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Navy HMS Trent crew sharpens chainsaw skills during Turks and Caicos Islands disaster training
HMS Trent is visiting Turks and Caicos as part of the UK's commitment to supporting disaster preparedness across the Caribbean
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WWII From Buckingham butcher's to the Normandy beaches: D-Day veteran dies at 105
Don Howkins defended England's coastline before going over to Normandy in June 1944
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Army Minister sees British troops' cutting-edge firepower and frontline skills on Estonia visit
Armed Forces Minister Louise Sandher-Jones watched British troops demonstrate trench warfare, drones and heavy firepower during her visit
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Navy HMS Magpie: The small boat capable of creating the big picture below the water
Her main role is to build highly accurate bathymetric (water) data to support military operations in inshore waters
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Rugby Union International stage awaits for RAF referee Rebecca Piddlesden after Global WXV Series selection
Flight Lieutenant Rebecca Piddlesden has been selected to officiate at the upcoming Global WXV 1 tournament