Military medics depart RAF Brize Norton to care for earthquake survivors in Turkey
Alongside the specialist nurses being deployed, the RAF is transporting a medical treatment facility, which includes a 10-bed ward.
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Gurkhas New Gurkha recruits feel the cold as they arrive in UK to begin infantry training
Home for the next nine months will be Catterick, where they will be put through their paces to join the Brigade of Gurkhas.
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Music Work under way on £12m music facilities for Royal Military Academy Sandhurst band
New build and refurbishing works will include rehearsal rooms, an instrument store, a music library and offices.
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Football Army set to host the RAF as the U23 Inter Services title race remains in full swing
The Army will host the RAF in Aldershot for the second game of the U23 Inter Services after the RAF drew the Navy 0-0 last week.
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Ukraine Ukraine defence minister's unusual appeal for fast jets... with a handkerchief
Arriving in Belgium, Oleksii Reznikov stepped in front of reporters before revealing a napkin showing images of two military fast jets.
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Land vehicles British Army puts unmanned vehicles of the future to the test
The British Army's Armoured Trials and Development Unit have begun testing unmanned ground vehicles to examine their usefulness on the ...
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Wagner Group making 'small advances' around Bakhmut
The MOD said Russia is attempting offensives in both the east and north of Ukraine but is not making 'a significant breakthrough'.
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China Focus should be on contents of 'Chinese spy balloon' before getting too excited, ex-RAF chief says
Retired Air Chief Marshal Sir Michael Graydon said focus should be on finding out what is in the shot-down suspected Chinese spy balloon.
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Nato Nato defence ministers gather to discuss support for Ukraine and spy balloons threat
The Nato meeting comes ahead of the first anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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RAF Tributes paid as RAF mourns loss of highly decorated officer
Wing Commander Adrian Gillespie served a distinguished career including operational tours in Iraq, Afghanistan and Eastern Africa.
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Land vehicles UK's Challenger 3 battle tank programme 'ahead of schedule and in budget'
The Challenger 3 delivery teams have now completed the Critical Design Review stage faster than expected.
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Families How a mother's 'buns of mass production' have cheered up 260,000 troops over 20 years
Two of Louise Bennet's sons are Royal Marines veterans.
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USA Worst recruitment since 1973 is not due to 'wokeness', US Army survey suggests
Major General Alex Fink, head of United States Army marketing, says wokeness is not to blame.
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Army Britain's youngest trained soldier says 16 is not too young to join the Army
The comments were made following the passing out parade of 380 junior soldiers at the Army Foundation College in North Yorkshire.
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Navy Royal Navy autonomous minehunter 'Harrier' to trial uncrewed operations in the Gulf
The 11m-long boat is capable of operating both autonomously or remotely from a ship or shore-based remote control centre.
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Navy Royal Navy sailor found dead at Cornwall training base
Leading Hand Benjamin Thomas was discovered at the HMS Raleigh shore base, Torpoint, on 30 January.