Navy's HMS Tamar gets dazzle camouflage makeover
The paint scheme was first introduced by the Royal Navy in the First World War and will be applied to the whole Batch 2 River-class fleet.
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Middle East UK Team Completes First Phase Training Of Lebanese Troops
The British soldiers from 16 Air Assault Brigade have trained 48 officers and soldiers from four land border regiments.
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Middle East US and Iranian ships involved in 'unsafe' encounter
US Navy footage shows what it said was a ship cutting in front of the USCGC Monomoy, causing the American vessel to stop quickly.
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Veterans Army Veteran Fulfills Dream At Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough
Richard Parker is facing a leg amputation but was given the opportunity to score a goal at the home of his beloved football team.
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Germany How Germany Is Expanding Its Home Reserves
A new scheme offers a more flexible approach for reserve life, making it easier for recruits to pursue other careers and studies.
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Army Paratroopers Put To The Test At New Cutting-Edge Urban Training Facility
A system of cameras above the facility in Colchester, Essex, allows soldiers to review their performance.
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Land vehicles New Ajax Brimstone 'Overwatch' Variant Unveiled
The vehicle could operate in the vanguard of the British Army's future Heavy Brigade and Deep Recce Strike Combat Teams.
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Navy UK's Carrier Strike Group to 'build foundations' of India relationship
Next month's 28-week deployment will be the largest concentration of maritime and airpower to leave the UK in a generation.
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Politics Overseas Operations Bill: Government Agrees To Exclude War Crimes From Legal Protections
Ministers had already agreed that genocide, crimes against humanity and torture would be excluded from future legal safeguards.
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WWII HMNB Devonport Marks 80 Years Since Plymouth Blitz
A series of commemorative events are being held in Plymouth to remember the fallen of the 1941 Blitz.
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Northern Ireland Troubles Shooting 'Not Legally Justified', Court Hears
Two veterans, Soldiers A and C, entered not guilty pleas at the opening of the murder trial at Belfast Crown Court on Monday.
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Cyber National Cyber Force conducting offensive operations 'every day'
General Sir Patrick Sanders told the BFBS Sitrep podcast it is "almost certain" cyber will feature as part of conflicts in the future.
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Athletics Army Triathlete Impresses In Gran Canaria
Kat Matthews started off her season with a fourth-place finish in the Canary Islands.
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Rugby Union Women's Six Nations: RAF Star Part Of Winning England Side
Amy Cokayne and England sealed the title with a 10-6 win over France.
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Remembrance Anzac Day: Service Takes Place In Gloucestershire Cemetery
Twenty-four members of the Australian Flying Corps are buried in the cemetery including flying instructors, cadets, and groundcrew.
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News MI6 To Check Nations 'Play Fair' On Climate Change Commitments
The head of MI6 has said the "climate emergency" is the UK's "foremost international foreign policy agenda item".