Roll-on, roll-off, ready to go: JEF allies sharpen escort capabilities on Ex Lion Protector
The opening element of the series, Exercise Baltic Express, has already concluded and demonstrated the safe escorting of the Danish vessel ...
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Aircraft Red Arrows finally cross Atlantic after weather left them stranded in Canada
The RAF display team has landed back in the UK after poor weather delayed its homeward journey and forced the cancellation of three ...
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Army More Army personnel called in to dig firebreaks in Wales as major wildfires burn across region
A total of 200 personnel from the Queen's Own Gurkha Logistic Regiment and 22 Engineer Regiment are supporting local crews in South Wales
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Tri-Service Royal Hospital Chelsea hosts largest outreach picnic as searches for veteran events rise
The annual picnic has been going for four years, but 2026 marked a significant increase in enquiries for veterans' activities
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Navy Remember this moment, Rear Admiral says, as 150 naval cadets pass out at Dartmouth
Rear Admiral Rachel Singleton, attended the pass-out parade as the guest of honour, took the salute and inspected the personnel passing out
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Army With Warrior and Ajax, just how many types of tank does the Army operate?
The answer is one – the Challenger 2 – so let's explore what makes a tank a tank and why the others don't qualify
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Weapons and Kit I flew a plane over UK's aircraft carriers – and nothing happened, ex-defence minister says
Tobias Ellwood told BFBS' Sitrep podcast that the incident underlines the UK's poor air defences
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Technology Defence Down Under: UK to adopt Australian radar system under Aukus pact
The radar lets jets, warships and air defence systems track multiple targets faster and at longer ranges, all while remaining hidden
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Cyprus Feels like home: Families enjoy 46 new modern earthquake-resistant homes in Dhekelia, Cyprus
The modern houses are the first phase of Service Family Accommodation behind the wire at Dhekelia Station
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Gurkhas He stood on top of the world, a soldier, Gurkha, SBS operator: QGE pays tribute to Nims
A service held by the Queen's Gurkha Engineers honours a man known for discipline, heart and cheeky sense of humour
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News Leaked report into failing military crime unit disappointing and concerning, says lawyer
The Centre for Military Justice's Lucy Baston said that the leaked report chimes with the experiences of some of her clients
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Tri-Service Solar eclipse: Military aircraft and parachutists take to the skies as darkness falls
Aircrews enjoyed an incredible view of one of nature’s most spectacular events as they carried out routine flying duties
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Boxing Breakout years pay off as UK Armed Forces duo earn England international call-up
Army boxer Terri Stuart and RAF Boxer Amelia Kennedy will represent England at the Silesian Competition, an all-female tournament that is ...
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Afghanistan In numbers: Revisiting the UK's evacuation mission in Afghanistan
Operation Pitting in Afghanistan was one of the biggest evacuations of civilians since the Second World War.
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Aircraft It's a case of touch and go for two A400s as they hit the beach on training sortie
Pembrey Sands Air Weapons Range offers an ideal beach environment for aircrews to set up temporary rough landing zones
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Veterans We could have gone faster, says former fighter pilot, after setting new world land speed record
Wing Cdr (Ret'd) Andy Green set the record using a JCB Hydromax car, powered by two hydrogen combustion engines