Spooking sailors at sea: US Navy's first 'Ghost Ship' undergoes first trials at sea
DARPA's USX-1 Defiant is the first naval surface vessel ever built to operate without space for human crews
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Army Healey commends women stepping forward in Army sexual abuse investigation
John Healey has described allegations of sexual abuse faced by recruits in the UK military as 'shocking'
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Aircraft MOD cost-cutting crippled RAF's F-35 capability and left jets short of crews, PAC report finds
The committee report highlighted that the MOD's decision-making affected the F-35's capability, flight availability, and value for money
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Athletics Royal Navy runners make an impact at US Marine Corps marathon in Washington, DC
A group of British runners took part in the third largest marathon in the US
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Sport BFBS Forces News introduces the new go-to place for military sport coverage
Inside Military Sport will provide an in-depth look at the characters and competitive spirit that defines Forces sport.
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Nato We may be a small country but we've a big role to play with the F-35, insists Belgium
Belgian defence minister Theo Francken rubbishes media criticism of the deal to buy the jet, which will serve Nato just like the F-16
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Army Sikhs feel 'pressure on their shoulders' as new Ceremonial Troop keeps WWI history alive
Huge First World War Sikh sacrifice honoured with new troop as representation dwindles
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Army Meeting Bernard Cornwell – the master storyteller who shares his brain with Sharpe
BFBS Forces News reporter Sian Grzeszczyk Melbourne finds out what's in store for the historical fiction writer's most beloved characters
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Forces Charities Defence Secretary's praise for dedication of Armed Forces at RBL's London Poppy Day
Earlier, the Royal Marines abseiled down Waterloo station's iconic clock tower, encouraging the public to donate and wear a poppy to support ...
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Aircraft UK's early F-35 advantage fading as allies outpace on fleet size and flying hours, say experts
A Lords committee heard UK fields fewer jets and flies them less than partners, weakening UK leverage in the multinational programme
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Army On Russia's doorstep: Exercise Bold Panzer sees 1,000 troops conduct wargames
The deployment on Nato's eastern flank included a multinational force of infantry and heavy armour regiments
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Afghanistan MOD data breach linked to deaths of 49 Afghans, new academic research finds
The study surveyed 350 Afghans, including 231 who were officially notified by the MOD that their data had been compromised
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Forces Charities Soldier wins his first ultra-marathon in 40°C+ heat to raise funds for mental health charities
Cpl Simon Richardson joined Jason 'Foxy' Fox and Brian Wood to take on the Ultra 4 Charity Sahara Desert ultra-marathon
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Football French set up Kentish Cup showdown against UKAF with last-minute victory over Dutch
The French armed forces and the Dutch armed forces clashed in the second game of the 2025 Kentish Cup
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Tri-Service In pictures: From night raids to beach landings, multinational Ex Tarassis wraps up
Tarassis brought together thousands of personnel, and dozens of ships and aircraft across the North Atlantic, Scandinavia and Baltic regions
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Russia Skyfall: The 007-themed Russian missile that's less Daniel Craig, more George Lazenby
President Putin says the cruise missile is unique after it reportedly flew 14,000km – but analysts have cast doubt on its actual usefulness