Mission Master XT: Norway's AI-powered unmanned extreme ground vehicle
Rheinmetall's new unmanned extreme terrain vehicle promises to help friendly forces in unfriendly terrain
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Navy How many eggs does it take to feed HMS Queen Elizabeth's shipmates?
The Royal Navy's flagship is being loaded with stores ready for her latest deployment - plenty of them!
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China UK should prepare for Chinese tilt to the West, Royal Navy chief says
Admiral Sir Ben Key says China will look to the West as the UK continues to "invest in our own interests in the East"
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RAF Watch: Breathtaking moment RAF Typhoons fly over world's largest aircraft carrier
Two FGR4 Typhoons join two US Navy F/A-18E Super Hornets for a low-level flypast of the largest warship ever constructed, the USS Gerald R ...
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Cycling Army cyclists win slew of medals in fast and flowing road race series
Army cyclists win medals in round seven of the Army Cycling Road Race Series
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WWI Missing soldier's World War One grave discovered and rededicated
The grave of Second Lieutenant Reginald Russell Boyd, who was killed while fighting on the Western Front, has finally been located
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Tri-Service Former soldier accused of terrorism escapes from prison
Daniel Abed Khalife, 21, escaped from HMP Wandsworth whilst awaiting charges relating to planting a fake bomb.
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Weapons and Kit Knight's Stoner 1: British troops getting new assault rifle
The L403A1 can be shot from the left shoulder and boasts a suppressor, with the weapon destined for special operations troops and Royal ...
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Veterans Margaret Betts, one of the last female codebreakers of Bletchley Park, dies aged 99
The WW2 codebreaker worked at the top-secret location near Milton Keynes until VE Day in 1945
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Reserves Save Sham: Army reservist raising money for beloved horse's life-saving surgery
A soldier in the Army Reserve faces losing his horse as he struggles to pay a vet's bill after the animal got tangled in a fence
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Ukraine Ukraine's counter-offensive against Russia 'slower than expected'
Russian defences, particularly minefields, have been slowing the advance
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Royal Marines Royal Marines sharpen skills to protect the UK's nuclear deterrent
Troops from 43 Commando Fleet Protection Group have taken part in the important yearly Exercise Tartan Eagle alongside their US counterparts
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Paralympics Afghanistan veteran qualifies quota place for Paris Paralympic Games
Former Royal Engineer Gregg Stevenson advances to the finals of the PR2 mixed double skulls at the World Rowing Championships
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Rugby Union British Army rugby union captain makes return to Harlequins
Staff Sergeant Jade Mullin will play for Harlequins in the Premiership next season
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Sport Success in Scotland as British Army taekwondo stars secure handful of medals
Three soldiers bring home eight medals between them after taking part in two national tournaments
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Ukraine Challenger 2 destroyed in Ukraine hit mine before being struck by kamikaze drone, officials say
The news confirms this is the first Challenger 2 to have been destroyed by enemy fire