Falklands: When the SAS fired first Stinger missile in combat as part of diversion attack
The Special Air Service had been drafted in to divert Argentinian forces away from the San Carlos landings.
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WWII RAF repays wartime debt to 99-year-old veteran
Peggy Terry served with the Women's Auxiliary Air Force and was still owed money when the Second World War ended.
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Ukraine Support for Ukraine must continue until Putin withdraws his forces, Johnson says
The outgoing Prime Minister said Russia's annexation of Crimea "or any other Ukrainian territory" must never be recognised.
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Cyprus How military chefs keep their skills sharp on Operation Shader
The cooks are experimenting with new recipes in a field kitchen at RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus.
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Weapons and Kit Exclusive: Inside the factory that makes the Army's rifle rounds
BAE Systems has a £2.4bn contract with the MOD, to provide all its munitions for the next 13 years.
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News A quarter of Army private's salary could go to energy bills, Labour says
MOD forecasts show personnel and families in service accommodation are on the frontline of the cost of living crisis.
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Ukraine Ukraine thanks 'helpful' Russian tourist posing at enemy positions
A post on Ukraine's official Twitter account showed a picture of a man it claims to be a tourist close to Russian air defence locations.
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Opinion Does Taiwan and the Indo-Pacific region matter to the UK?
Why Britain maintains a permanent military presence in the region.
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Gurkhas Gurkha pension rights campaigners hope for progress with new Government talks
A march last week was the latest call for equal benefits to compare with the British counterparts they served with.
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Nato UK troops in new NATO battlegroup's biggest exercise yet
Exercise Platinum Lion in Bulgaria also involved US and Bulgarian troops, in a battlegroup formed to reinforce NATO's eastern flank.
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Ukraine Military donations not enough for Ukraine victory, former NATO commander says
Six months into the conflict, a former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO doubts either side can feel 'victorious'.
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Army Former soldier-now-reporter makes emotional Harrogate return after nearly 20 years
James Wharton walked through the corridors where he once stood and spoke to members of the latest cohort to complete training there.
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North Korea US and South Korea begin expanded military drills as nuclear threat from North builds
Pyongyang views such exercises as invasion rehearsals which justify its accelerated weapon testing programme.
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WWI WWI hero honoured 82 years after his death
Corporal William Amey was awarded the nation's highest honour for gallantry in the face of the enemy, the Victoria Cross.
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RAF Watch: Red Arrows show off Tornado manoeuvre in cockpit footage
The RAF Red Arrows have been performing in front of huge crowds at Eastbourne's International Airshow.
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Russia Russia claims to have downed Ukrainian drone in Crimea
Russian authorities said local air defences shot down a drone above the headquarters of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol.