Veterans 'angry and disappointed' at low numbers of compensation payouts
Only 24 payouts have been made since the financial recognition scheme opened five months ago, despite more than 1,000 applications
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Army Coldstream Guards rehearse Trooping the Colour in 375th anniversary year
The Brigade Major's Review is a chance to ensure the troops and horses from the Household Division meet the required standard
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WWII Can you help? Plea for information on stolen First and Second World War medals
"These are incredibly important to me and my family, and I'm desperate to get them back," said Mr Howell
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RAF Red Arrows to kick off season at Midlands Air Festival after getting public display licence
It comes after the Red Arrows passed their annual assessment, known as the public display authority (PDA)
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Navy Royal Navy shadows Russian warships near UK in second mission this month
Royal Navy warships have shadowed Russian vessels in the Channel and off the Outer Hebrides
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CSG25 Carrier Strike Group 25 passes through the Suez Canal, the Royal Navy reveals
Defence Secretary John Healey has said that they had "gameplanned situations" in case the Houthis attacked the carrier strike group
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Army Minefields no challenge for the Challenger 2 – thanks to the British Army's Trojan
When tanks find their path blocked by an obstacle or minefield, the Trojan armoured engineer vehicle steps in to keep them on the move
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Cyber Locate and destroy: More than £1bn to be spent on battlefield targeting system
The digital targeting web will aid the Armed Forces in pinpointing and destroying enemy threats faster than ever before
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Nato Civilian highway becomes runway for Finnish Hornets and Dutch Lightnings
The main road was closed so F/A-18 and F-35A pilots could practise dispersed operations near Tikkakoski
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Army Medals awarded to youngest recipient of Military Cross since WW2 sold at auction
The medals belonged to Private Alex Kennedy of the 2nd Battalion, The Mercian Regiment, who was just 18 when he earned the Military Cross
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Ukraine Ukraine braced for summer offensive as Russia prepares hardware for hard fighting
A RUSI report reveals that Russia is about to increase the tempo of its attacks in Ukraine to gain leverage at the negotiating table
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RAF Chinook ready for wildfire season after multi-national firefighting drills in Cyprus
The RAF helicopter will be responding to potentially catastrophic wildfires inside Britain's Sovereign Base Areas, plus the wider island
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RAF RAF Typhoons head off threat from Russian spy plane flying near Nato airspace
The pair of Typhoons were scrambled from their operating base in northern Poland to monitor the Russian surveillance aircraft
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Opinion Opinion: Does UK need a Home Guard to counter threat from Russia and other hostile states?
Pinstripedline looks at whether the UK needs a Home Guard to combat threats to the homeland and how the force would work
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Navy General Sir Gwyn Jenkins officially takes over as First Sea Lord in HMS Victory ceremony
The Royal Marines officer now leads more than 30,000 personnel and the future direction of the Senior Service
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Sport UKAF judokas win medals at European Judo Championship Veterans Riga 2025
It was a silver and a gold for two RAF stars in Latvia