All-military team to officiate EFL fixture for first time
Officials from the Royal Navy, British Army and RAF will referee Saturday's fixture between Cambridge United and Bolton Wanderers.
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Ukraine Russia building 'dragon's teeth' anti-tank defences around Mariupol, MOD says
Mariupol is of key logistical importance as it forms part of Russia's land bridge to Crimea.
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Ukraine Russians say Ukraine 'terrorist attack' caused power outages in occupied Kherson
The alleged attack happened on the Berislav-Kakhovka power line.
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Navy Former military chief Lord Boyce dies aged 79
Lord Boyce was the First Sea Lord from 1998 to 2001, before his appointment as the UK military chief.
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Sport Outgoing Army sport director 'proud' of service's sporting achievements
The outgoing Director of the Army Sports Control Board looks back on his seven years at the helm of the Army Sports Control Board.
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Sea vessels Plans for new 'national flagship' sunk, Defence Secretary confirms
The Royal Yacht Britannia successor was set to be crewed by Royal Navy personnel and its construction was expected to begin this year.
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Forces Charities Veteran Brian Wood completes 35th – and final – marathon of gruelling fundraiser
The former soldier has so far raised more than £189,000 during this year's marathon-a-day challenge.
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Remembrance The Fabric That Binds Us: Watch British Army's moving Remembrance video
The British Army said the film reminds us to think about veterans from recent conflicts, connected by their service.
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Remembrance Royal Navy's submariners gather to remember at annual Silent Service ceremonies
The service is held the week before the nation's main Remembrance commemorations to allow submariners to attend both.
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Remembrance Why do we wear poppies for Remembrance?
The poppy has been a symbol of Remembrance for more than 100 years.
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Navy Fire on board Royal Navy submarine was 'quickly extinguished'
A Navy source told Forces News the fire on Vanguard-class submarine HMS Victorious "was in a self-contained module".
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North Korea North Korea says missile tests were practice for attacks on South and US
Some experts said North Korea used the drills to modernise their nuclear arsenal and increase leverage in future dealings with the US.
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Ukraine Russia has lost twice as many aircraft in Ukraine than Afghanistan, Kyiv military chief says
The MOD said it couldn't independently verify the figures, but Russia continues to lack air superiority in Ukraine.
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Remembrance In pictures: RBL holds Poppy Day in Bristol city centre
Service personnel gathered in the city to sell poppies.
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News Ukrainian President accuses Iran of 'terrorist co-operation'
Iran has admitted for the first time that its provided a limited number of drones to Russia, many months prior to the Ukraine war.
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News Red Arrows and RAF Typhoon jets fly over Doha ahead of World Cup
RAF Typhoons are currently based in Qatar to support air security operations for upcoming FIFA World Cup.