HMS Spey's crew among hundreds conducting warfighting scenarios on Ex Bersama Shield
Approximately 800 military personnel from Australia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore and the UK are participating.
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RAF Firefighters set mock Typhoon ablaze during night-time exercise at RAF Coningsby
Lincolnshire airbase's Fire Section practised their firefighting skills on a fake Typhoon aircraft.
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Army Drone swarm taken down by British Army's groundbreaking radio wave weapon
The UK-made, invisible radio wave weapon was used to knock out drone swarms for the first time.
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Opinion What can the Challenger 3 learn from German tank shortcomings in Ukraine?
A Leopard 2 may not be able to change its spots, but Challenger 3 must if it wants to survive, reckons Hamish de Bretton-Gordon.
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Navy Royal Navy is training personnel to lead in more uncertain times, Armed Forces Minister says
Luke Pollard was visiting Britannia Royal Naval College in Dartmouth to see 150 cadets pass out from their training course.
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RAF Crowds to hear roar of Lancaster as Battle of Britain Memorial Flight begins 2025 season
Spitfires and Hurricanes to mark 85th anniversary of the Battle of Britain at events across the UK.
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Nato Exclusive: Nato practises offensive tactics that could get aircraft inside of Russia
A Nato commander explains what real-world situations the air power that's been on display during Exercise Ramstein Flag could be used for.
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Technology RBLI unveils powerful tribute to two significant milestones in nation's history
The RBLI's Echoes statue is marking 90 years since the invention of radar and 80 years since VE Day
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Navy Royal Navy participants inspired by Wounded Warrior event in Washington DC
Several Royal Navy athletes went to the United States to train ahead of the games in Colorado Springs in July.
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Navy Final preparations as RFA Tidespring crew gears up for Carrier Strike Group 25 deployment
The 39,000-tonne ship has spent 2025 so far in Birkenhead undergoing maintenance and upgrades to prepare her for the mission.
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RAF UK not sharing tech on Tempest fighter jet project, Italian defence minister claims
Guido Crosetto said Japan and Italy were being left in the dark, calling for the UK to bring down the "barriers of selfishness".
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Navy What dangers will the Carrier Strike Group face on its deployment around the world?
Steve Prest, a former weapons specialist on HMS Queen Elizabeth, speaks to BFBS Forces News about the potential threats to CSG 25.
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Rugby Union Time to shine in Premiership: RAF rugby union's Orla Proctor extends contract at Harlequins
The RAF star will be in action against the Royal Navy on Saturday LIVE on the BFBS Forces News YouTube channel.
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Rugby Union New RAF men head coach ready to fight underdogs label ahead of Inter Service opener
Warrant Officer Tom Gardner is hoping a new era of RAF rugby union will bring a change in fortune.
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Ukraine The right tanks in the wrong war: Do Leopards deserve their poor reputation?
German-supplied equipment is faring badly in Ukraine according to leaked comments from one defence official, but is this analysis accurate?
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WWII The Bagpipes of Belsen: How the Scottish instrument signalled the sound of liberation
Bill 'The Mad Piper' Millin marched into the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp playing the bagpipes as it was being liberated by the British.