Army soldier Lamin Deen retires from international bobsleigh
The two-time Olympian and former World Cup winner is saying goodbye to elite bobsleigh.
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Technology Take a tour of the MUTT – one of the latest innovations in warfare technology
The MUTT is a Multi Utility Tactical Transport vehicle that "takes the burden off the men".
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Forces Charities Military charity sees soar in requests from veterans for help
"The number of people whose mental health has been exacerbated by the current crisis has grown", Help for Heroes said.
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Forces Charities Incredible achievement as Royal Marines Commando completes 60 marathons in 60 days
Lance Corporal Luke Grainger has raised more than £4,000 for The Royal Marines Charity in the process.
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Special forces Paddy Mayne and the SAS: The man behind the legend
Take a look at the career of one of the founding members of the SAS
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Rugby League Staff Sergeant Carrie Roberts confident England can 'get the job done' at World Cup
The Army and St Helens centre is part of a strong England squad set to play at the Rugby League World Cup.
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Politics Veteran and Royal Navy reservist Dr Andrew Murrison appointed Minister for Defence People
It comes after Sarah Atherton lost her position as Minister for Defence People, Veterans and Service Families.
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Army Army explosives team's search dog gains her sea legs during Exercise Austere Wolf
Working dog Meg was given special protective boots so her paws did not get damaged by the rough surfaces throughout the ship.
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Russia Thousands of newly mobilised Russian soldiers 'poorly equipped', MOD says
Open source images suggest they have been issued with rifles of a kind introduced towards the middle of the last century.
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Ukraine Barrage of Russian strikes on key infrastructure, Ukraine officials say
Critical infrastructure objects were also hit in the Cherkasy region of Kyiv, and explosions were reported in other regions of Ukraine.
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Russia Ukraine: Russia's Wagner Group recruiting those 'suffering from serious diseases'
The MOD said the group was now recruiting convicts "suffering from serious diseases including HIV and hepatitis C".
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Russia Russia 'moving injured troops out of hospitals in Kherson region' and cancels UN-brokered Ukraine export deal
It comes as Ukraine's forces fight to retake the province that was overrun early in the war.
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Politics Sarah Atherton removed as Minister for Defence People, Veterans and Service Families
Ms Atherton's attendance at the Soldiering On Awards was her final appearance in the post, which she was appointed to in September.
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Politics MPs need to understand effect decisions have on Armed Forces personnel, Speaker says
Sir Lindsay Hoyle spoke exclusively to BFBS the Forces Station broadcaster Amy Casey.
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Ukraine US sends additional $275m in military aid to Ukraine
The US Secretary of State said the country was also working to supply Ukraine with more air defence capabilities.
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Navy Head of Royal Navy orders investigation into 'abhorrent' allegations in Submarine Service
The head of the Royal Navy said anyone found culpable of sexual assault or harassment will be held accountable, regardless of rank.