Forces Sports Set For Return
A number of sports have announced events including cycling, cricket and athletics.
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Forces Charities Amputee Veteran Completes 5K Challenge For Forces Charities
Former Royal Engineer Jon Hilton walked five kilometres unaided with his new prosthetic leg.
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News Lifesaving French navy commando dog receives highest honour for animals
Leuk, a Belgian Malinois, was posthumously awarded the PDSA Dickin Medal for his lifesaving actions while on duty.
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Navy HMS Argyll's CO Looks Forward To 'Exciting Year Ahead'
Commander Charlie Wheen will be taking charge of HMS Argyll into a busy period of training, defence and UK-based operations.
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Navy HMS Forth Takes Bomb Disposal Experts To South Georgia On Environmental Mission
The 10-day trip marked the ship's third visit to the remote British territory in the South Atlantic.
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Navy Defence Committee Launches Inquiry Into Navy And Naval Procurement
The inquiry will examine the UK's ambition for the Royal Navy's role over the next 20 years.
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History David Lammy: 'Indignities Of The Past' Must Be Remedied After War Graves Failure
Labour MP David Lammy has called for better education on the sacrifices of black and Asian soldiers during the First World War.
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Navy New Maritime Reserves centre opens in Portsmouth
A new drill shed, gym, messes, classrooms, offices and a wardroom overlooking the harbour are all part of the upgrade.
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World Missing Indonesian Submarine: Concerns Grow As Oxygen Dwindles
The Indonesian navy chief said the submarine was expected to run out of oxygen by roughly 03:00 local time on Saturday 24 April.
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Veterans Joining Military Under 18 Does Not Increase Risk Of PTSD, Studies Find
The new research found little evidence that early recruitment is associated with an adverse impact on long-term mental health.
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News Bloody Sunday Families To Challenge Decision Not To Prosecute Veterans
Thirteen civilians were killed on 30 January 1972, when soldiers from the Parachute Regiment opened fire on a civil rights demonstration.
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USA US Military Aircraft Damages Hospital Helipad In Cambridge During Training Exercise
Repair work on the helipad at Addenbrooke's Hospital, which is used by the East of England's three air ambulances, is under way.
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Veterans 'Pervasive racism' behind failure to honour black and Asian troops
Defence Secretary apologised after report found some personnel were not formally remembered in the same way as their white comrades.
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Russia Russia Draws Troops Back From Drills Near Ukraine
The Russian defence minister ordered heavy weapons to remain near the border for another exercise later this year.
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Sea vessels Astute: Navy's Newest Submarine Class In Pictures
The Astute-class submarines are the biggest and most powerful submarines ever built for the Royal Navy.
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Sea vessels What The Astute-Class Submarines Give The Navy
The submarines can circumnavigate the globe submerged and produce their own oxygen and drinking water.