Troops' Afghanistan And COVID Efforts 'Cannot Mask' Weak Security Planning, Report Says
Senior figures in Parliament have criticised Government strategy during the crises.
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Northern Ireland US Congress Members Call On Johnson To 'Reverse' Troubles Amnesty Plan
A letter signed by 36 members criticises plans for a statute of limitations that would end all prosecutions for incidents up to April 1998.
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Scotland Scotland's Demanding Conditions Perfect Setting For Ultimate War Games
Exercise Joint Warrior 212 brings together the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force and will run until 30 September.
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Events Fijian Role In UK Forces Celebrated At Bula Festival
Members of the public have joined the event in Aldershot, which included presentations and group activities.
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Nato France Recalls Envoys To US And Australia Over Submarine Deal
Britain forms part of the new AUKUS partnership which has cost France a £30bn submarine deal with Australia.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: US Admits Kabul Drone Strike Was 'Tragic Mistake'
Only civilians were killed in the attack last month, the Pentagon said.
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Sea vessels Navy's Next-Generation Submarines Are Closer Than Ever
The Defence Secretary has announced £170m of investment to begin designing the replacement for the Royal Navy's Astute-class submarines.
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Russia 'Warning Off The West': What Is Russia's ZAPAD 21 Exercise?
An expert told Forces News the exercise is "a way of saying to the West 'don't try anything".
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Land vehicles Watch: Take A Tour Of The New Boxer Bridging Vehicle
The vehicle comes with a 22m bridge which can be used by medium-sized military vehicles.
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Weapons and Kit British Firearm Firms Take Training 'To A Different Level'
One company developed new ammunition to be used in training situations, while another created an interactive training simulator.
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Scotland Faslane: Fire crews start overtime ban over 'major safety concerns'
Unite said members are taking action in a dispute over cuts to fire and rescue crew levels, as well as a lack of consultation.
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USA AUKUS: Why's Australia getting nuclear-powered subs?
The UK, US and Australia have agreed a new defence pact which will see the three countries work closely together and share technology.
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Women Armed Forces aims for 30% female recruits by 2030
The Women in Defence Charter launched a new strategy at the DSEI exhibition in London.
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Scotland Sturgeon Asks Military To Help Scotland's Ambulance Waiting Times
The Scottish First Minister responded after being questioned about the death of a man who waited 40 hours for an ambulance.
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Sea vessels CSG21: Sailors Take Part In FIFA Video Game Tournament Onboard HMS Queen Elizabeth
HMS Queen Elizabeth's crew, currently on the Carrier Strike Group 21 deployment, took part in a whole ship FIFA tournament at sea.
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China UK Not Seeking New 'Cold War' With China, Defence Secretary Says
The UK, US and Australia have agreed to co-operate on the acquisition of a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines for Australian Navy.