Dolphins pay a visit to Royal Navy ship HMS Severn
HMS Severn captured footage of a pod of dolphins swimming near the vessel.
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Technology Drone motherships? How old Afghanistan vehicles could be reused
Redundant armoured kit is being tested in a transportation and charging role for newer technology.
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Tri-Service COVID: 750 Armed Forces to support UK booster vaccination programme
Servicemen and women will help deliver booster jabs and co-ordinate the rollout in England and Scotland.
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Russia Russian Embassy claims UK Armed Forces are 'aggressively advanced' towards its borders
The embassy also accused British military chiefs of "openly stating their intent to achieve some sort of military presence in the Arctic".
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Fun GCHQ sets Christmas challenge with a twist - can you solve the puzzles?
UK's intelligence agency has set a series of brainteasers for secondary schools up and down the UK, but everyone can get involved.
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News COVID: Dozens of military teams deployed as part of booster programme
Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed personnel will be tasked with planning across England.
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Russia UK and US warn of consequences for Russia over Ukraine
The warning comes ahead of a G7 foreign ministers meeting in Liverpool on Saturday.
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Scotland Navy service member found dead at Faslane nuclear base: named by police
Police are currently treating the death as "unexplained".
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Army More than 200 Officer Cadets commission at Sovereign's Parade
It was the first parade with a full complement of Officer Cadets in nearly two years due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Army £2.1bn cost to remove British Army from Germany, Armed Forces Minister says
It comes as the British Army is expected to head back to Germany under modernisation plans.
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Sea vessels CSG21: Last warship HMS Kent arrives home
HMS Kent spent seven-and-a-half months away from home – 224 days or 32 weeks – with Carrier Strike Group 21.
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Special forces Jungle, desert, the Arctic and an English pub – all under one roof
Could this facility in Hereford, used to train emergency services, the UN and militaries, house the most dangerous street in the world?
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Sport Army team looking to boost profile of military volleyball
The volleyball team hope a strong run in the National Volleyball League Shield competition will encourage more soldiers to the sport.
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Boxing Army boxers prepare for ABA finals
This weekend marks the first Amateur Boxing Association finals since 2019 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Army Army chief: 'Generals to think about personal actions' to drive cultural change
The Chief of the General Staff said he wants to "improve the experience for every single man and woman" who serves in the Army.
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Technology Sky Sabre: All you need to know about the new 'cutting-edge' air defence system
Sky Sabre can hit a tennis ball-sized target travelling at the speed of sound, according to the Ministry of Defence.