Digital monument helps loved ones honour those remembered on Basra Memorial Wall
A slow filmed pass along the memorial gives families, friends and former comrades a way to find names from the Iraq War, wherever they are
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Navy Exercise Dynamic Mongoose: Nato's submarine hunting skills put to the test
HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Duncan are involved ahead of their deployment under Operation Firecrest
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Army Ferocious, making history and recorded on camera: 1 PWRR and the Battle of CIMIC House
For three weeks in Iraq in 2004, British soldiers were engaged in one of the longest and most fierce firefights in the history of the Army
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Football UKAF concede President's Cup after bruising defeat to Dutch Armed Forces
The UK Armed Forces women suffered a 1-5 defeat to the Dutch Armed Forces to concede the President's Cup
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History 126-year-old Boer War Cadbury chocolate tin sells for £520 after surviving with original bar inside
The Queen Victoria-era tin was sent to British troops in South Africa and still contains its original Cadbury chocolate
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RAF Russian fighter jets intercept RAF reconnaissance aircraft within metres over Black Sea
According to the Ministry of Defence, the RAF River Joint had been carrying out a routine flight in international airspace and was unarmed
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Navy Ensuring safety in the strait: Mine-hunting drones transferred across from HMS Stirling Castle
Autonomous mine-hunting drone boats have been delivered to RFA Lyme Bay to search for any sea mines Iran may have laid
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Iraq Cheap and scalable: Were roadside bombs in Iraq a warning of the drone threat faced today?
Retired Brigadier Ben Barry, who was behind a classified 'lessons learned' report, spoke to BFBS Forces News to help break down the ...
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Scotland PM urges Glasgow to reconsider Royal Regiment of Scotland freedom of the city decision
Sir Keir Starmer said he 'cannot understand' the decision to refuse the regiment the civic honour as it marks its 20th anniversary
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Sea vessels Commit the orders: Former Navy Commander urges more support for UK shipbuilding
The firm building the Type 31 frigate for the Royal Navy has lost out in a $4 billion contract to supply four ships to the Royal Swedish ...
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Army Armoured warriors: Specialised airborne unit remembered 50 years after disbanding
Former members of the Parachute Squadron, Royal Armoured Corps attended the unveiling of a permanent display
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Ukraine Ukraine's 'Equaliser' revealed as Kyiv builds its own answer to Russia's feared glide bombs
After years of Russian glide bomb attacks, Ukraine has revealed its own home-grown stand-off weapon, called the 'Equaliser'
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Ukraine Ukraine hits Russia on home soil, including Moscow, with biggest drone strike in a year
Hundreds of UAVs attacked regions across Russia, and that included 180 drones that targeted Moscow itself
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History The 300-year-old rule that maintains the legality of Britain's Armed Forces
The Armed Forces Bill renews a constitutional rule dating back to 1689, when Parliament curbed the Crown's power to keep troops in peacetime
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Royal Marines Keeping his hand in: First Sea Lord hits the range with his fellow marines and the KS-1
The shooting session at Anzio range came as General Sir Gwyn Jenkins visited 40 Commando for a demonstration of future drone capabilities
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Land vehicles The luck of the Irish: No Bradley AFVs, but team still won US Army's Bradley competition
The Irish Defence Forces' Cavalry Corps Team took first place in the Bradley category in the 2026 Sullivan Cup – with two weeks' training