First World War sniper's medals beat estimate five-fold at auction, selling for £28,800
An unusual sniper's medal group linked to a privately funded WWI unit drew intense bidding at a London auction
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Army Western Balkans is a region that doesn't get the full attention it merits, defence analyst says
BFBS Forces News spoke to a defence analyst about Russian influence in the region and the British ties to the Balkans
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Navy Gloves off: Rules of engagement changed after spy ship Yantar shines lasers at RAF
The Russian vessel's attempt to dazzle UK aircrew has led the Defence Secretary to order a more robust type of response from the Royal Navy
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CSG25 Take a break: CSG25 personnel find themselves sittin' on the dock of the bay of Naples
The port call followed the conclusion of Exercise Falcon Strike, which involved RAF F-35 Lightning jets
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News Aukus: Step closer to finalising advanced technologies on UK, US and Australian treaty
It's the biggest defence and security collaboration in nearly 70 years – that's what MPs heard from Sir Stephen Lovegrove, the PM's special ...
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Navy RFA Tidesurge crew member who was lost at sea off the Irish coast is named
Seaman James Elliott, 26, from Northumberland, had served with the RFA for almost 10 years
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Politics UK may be failing Nato through its inability to defend itself, says report by MPs
The Defence Committee has issued warnings over Britain's obligation to Article 3 of the alliance
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RAF It could be a case of Hawk out, Red Hawk in as plane-making trio court the RAF
BAE Systems, Boeing and Saab hope the T-7A Red Hawk will end up being the Royal Air Force's new fast jet trainer
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Army GM enters Combat Mode as it hopes to woo British Army with new squad vehicle
The US manufacturer is pitching its militarised version of the Colorado ZR2 pick-up truck as a replacement for the venerable Land Rover
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Northern Ireland Veterans say Armed Forces Minister put career over country as they protest Troubles law
Members of the Northern Ireland Veterans Movement levied personal criticisms towards Al Carns over the new legislation
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Navy Ex Malabar: Quad nations project power and promote a free and open Indo-Pacific
The annual exercise encompassed a range of activities, including anti-submarine warfare, counter-piracy ops and anti-air warfare drills
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Army There's a rumble in the jungle – as airborne signallers test Army's new comms system
Specialists from 216 (Parachute) Signal Squadron have been putting the equipment through its paces in the demanding conditions of Belize
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Veterans Force criticised for search for missing veteran later found dead adopts nationwide scheme
Cleveland Police is one of 17 constabularies to have adopted the Forcer Protocol, which helps officers trace veterans reported missing
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Veterans Going Full Circle: Veterans to join voyage around UK as Invictus Games loom
Ex-forces sailing charity Turn to Starboard and the Invictus Games have teamed up to boost awareness of the 2027 event in Birmingham
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News Warning to MOD staff amid fears China could be using electric vehicles to spy on military
Stickers have been spotted inside MOD-leased electric vehicles warning personnel not to discuss sensitive information
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Winter Sports Olympic build-up: Team GB bobsledders set for key season ahead of Milano-Cortina
The team includes Royal Marine Taylor Lawrence, paratroopers Olly Butterworth and Nick Gleeson, and RAF aircraft engineer Alex Cartagena