Dutch Warship Will Join HMS Queen Elizabeth On First Operational Deployment
It has been confirmed that the Netherlands' HNLMS Evertsen will join HMS Queen Elizabeth and her Carrier Strike Group on the deployment.
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Army New Ranger Regiment to be 'open to anybody in Armed Forces', CDS says
General Sir Nick Carter said the unit will be "very well equipped" and "very well trained".
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Nato NATO Fighter Jets Scrambled 10 Times To Intercept Russian Warplanes
NATO said there was "an unusual peak of flights", with Royal Air Force jets among those scrambled.
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Aircraft RAF Retires Sentinel Aircraft And Disbands V(AC) Squadron
During its 14-year service life, the Sentinel has flown for roughly 32,300 hours, conducting about 4,870 sorties.
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Navy HMS Lancaster Returns From Navy's First 2021 Arctic Deployment
The Type 23 frigate will undergo maintenance whilst her crew enjoy some Easter leave.
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Gibraltar HMS Trent Sets Sail For Permanent Role At Gibraltar
The ship is heading to the Mediterranean where it will take on NATO counter-terrorism duties.
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News Did you know a transgender soldier served in the Civil War?
The history of transgender people serving in the military is long and complicated
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History Chocolate bar gifted to troops by Queen Victoria in 1900 found in attic
The 121-year-old chocolate bar was found in a Boer War helmet case at Oxburgh Hall in Norfolk.
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News Armed Forces Chief: 'Relentless Focus On Delivery' Needed In Reshaping Military
General Sir Nick Carter also said traditional capabilities will remain "relevant for some time to come".
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Football Darren Drysdale: Referee Says He Hasn't Considered Quitting After Incident With Ipswich Player
Sergeant Darren Drysdale said he is "not ready to give up the game" following a controversial incident with Ipswich Town's Alan Judge.
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News BFPO Pushes Back Deadline For Start Of New Mail Regulations
The enforcement date has been pushed back from next Monday to allow more UK businesses time to implement the changes.
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World Why Is Climate Change 'Firmly A Defence Problem'?
A new report has outlined how defence can reach sustainability targets and the impact climate change could have on operations.
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Tri-Service Military 'Needs To Adapt' Due To Climate Change
Lieutenant General Richard Nugee, author of a new sustainability report, spoke to Forces News about changes the military needs to make.
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Sport Navy's Olympic Rowing Champion Helps Raise Thousands In Charity Challenge
Lieutenant Commander Pete Reed completed the 'Race the Thames' team event alongside individuals also undergoing rehab at Stanford Hall.
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RAF RAF Typhoons Scrambled To Intercept Russian Aircraft
Typhoons were launched from RAF Lossiemouth as the Russian jets approached the UK area of interest.
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Sea vessels HMS Blyth Returns To Scotland After Completing NATO Mission
The minehunter sailed more than 4,000 miles during her deployment.