International Booker Prize: 'Frightening' WW1 Novel Wins Award
David Diop's 'At Night All Blood Is Black' tells the story of a young Senegalese soldier as he fights for France in the First World War.
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News UKAF's Rugby Director Attempts Nightingale Cycling Marathon For Charity
Lieutenant Commander Michael 'Doc' Cox will be cycling from Glasgow to London and visiting all the Nightingale hospitals on the way.
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Army Chief Of General Staff Promises A 'More Dangerous Army'
General Sir Mark Carleton-Smith was speaking at the annual Land Warfare Conference and said "soldiering has always been about evolution".
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The Queen Queen's Coronation Anniversary Marked With Gun Salutes
British military personnel fired gun salutes to mark the 68th anniversary of the Queen's coronation.
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Cricket T20: Mixed Fortunes For Army Ladies Cricketers In Police Double Header
After a comfortable Army win against the British Police, a much-changed side for the military team lost in the second game of the day.
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The Queen Queen's Platinum Jubilee Weekend: Trooping The Colour To Begin 2022 Celebrations
The Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations will begin with Trooping the Colour, with the parade closing with a traditional RAF fly-past.
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Rugby Union Army Duo Called Up To Wales Rugby 7s Team For European Championship Games
Bombardier Bethan Dainton and Staff Sergeant Jade Mullen are in the squad for the matches against Poland and Belgium.
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RAF RAF Scampton: Red Arrows Base Could Be Up For Sale By December 2022
RAF Scampton, the Red Arrows' home, is among bases being closed and sold off by the MOD in the next decade as part of cost-cutting measures.
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RAF RAF F-35s In 'High Risk' Encounter With Helicopter Over Norwich
The helicopter crew recorded the incident as having a "high" risk of collision, while the lead F-35 pilot said the risk was low".
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Aircraft RIAT Marks 50th Anniversary With Scaled-Down Event
Organisers returned to the tattoo's birthplace after the world's largest military air show was cancelled once again due to COVID.
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Naval History New Exhibition Reveals Untold Stories Of Female Chatham Dockyard Workers
Hidden Heroines is a new temporary exhibition open until 31 October 2021 at The Historic Dockyard Chatham, Kent.
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Cadets RAF Air Cadet Squadron Receives Queen's Award For Voluntary Service
The Queen's Award is the highest accolade a voluntary group can receive in the UK.
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Estonia Royal Tank Regiment conducts live-firing ahead of Estonia deployment
Seven hundred and fifty soldiers are involved in Operation Cabrit rehearsals ahead of next British-led NATO Battlegroup to go to Estonia.
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Army COVID: Army Assists With Surge Testing In Bolton
Fifty troops from the 1st Regiment Royal Horse Artillery are deployed.
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Land vehicles Ajax Fighting Vehicle Trials Paused As 'Precautionary Measure'
The Ministry of Defence has stated that training on the Ajax variants has since recommenced.
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Army 'We Must Look After Each Other': General Writes Poignant Letter To Rifles After Deaths Of Two Soldiers
The Colonel Commandant's letter was in response to the recent deaths of Colour Serjeant Matt Pascoe and Lance Corporal Andy Francis.