New monument to celebrate vital Caribbean contribution in WWI and WWII
The National Caribbean Monument Charity has been raising funds to get the monument at the National Memorial Arboretum.
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Ukraine Ukrainian armed forces use British Wolfhound to tow captured Russian vehicles
The British-provided Wolfhound armoured vehicle was used to transport a Russian BTR-82A.
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News Tributes paid to 'little brother' of Blues & Royals found dead at Army barracks
Trooper Jack Burnell-Williams, 18, was described as an endearing character with a sharp humour.
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WWI Working replica of WWI plane painstakingly recreated by enthusiasts
Members of the Aviation Preservation Society of Scotland have been working on the project for more than 20 years.
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North Korea North Korea fires ballistic missile over Japan
Authorities issued an alert to residents in north-eastern regions of Japan to evacuate nearby buildings.
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Rugby Union UK Armed Forces rugby team announce squad for IDRC tournament
A selection of the best players from the Army, Navy and RAF have flown to New Zealand for the military competition.
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RAF RAF Typhoon jets and Chinook helicopter train over white cliffs of Dover
Both aircraft have recently been deployed in Eastern Europe to work with NATO partners and allies.
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Navy Royal Navy frigate in North Sea to protect underwater cables
It comes after damage done to the Nord Stream pipeline was called "clearly an act of sabotage" by the Prime Minister.
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Russia Foreign Secretary: UK has strategic endurance to see Ukraine through to victory
James Cleverly will say, at the Tory Party Conference, Ukraine has the UK's unwavering support in efforts to push back Putin's forces.
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Russia Joint Expeditionary Force condemns 'blatant and irresponsible attacks' on Nord Stream pipelines
UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace met virtually with ministers from partner nations.
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Veterans 'The Few' honoured with a 12ft sky-gazing statue at Biggin Hill Airport
The sculpture pays respect to all who fought during the Battle of Britain.
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Ukraine 'Ukrainians must take fight to the Russians if they are to win the war'
"A sooner end to this war benefits all NATO countries," an urban warfare expert said.
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Russia Wallace: Lack of apparent military unity in the West gave Putin an opportunity
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace says the war in Ukraine has exposed Western attitudes towards defence spending.
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Navy HMS Prince of Wales departure for repairs in Rosyth delayed
Engineers are understood to have been unable to remove the damaged propeller in time.
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Army Exercise Range Sweep: Keeping communities and soldiers safe in Kenya
The vital annual operation clears unexploded ordnance from training areas used by the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK).
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Veterans Veteran calls for medals for all nuclear weapons test personnel
It comes on the 70th anniversary of the first British nuclear bomb test off the northwest coast of Australia – Operation Hurricane.