Restored D-Day Landing Craft Opens To Public
Visitors to the restored tank landing craft will get an idea of what life was like for troops on board in 1944.
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News Soldiers Given Freedom Of Liverpool After Mass COVID Testing Pilot
Deputy Mayor of Liverpool Wendy Simon said the city owes the soldiers "an incredible debt of gratitude".
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RAF RAF Photographic Competition Winners Announced
This year’s competition featured four categories and the entries were judged by a panel of experts.
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Navy Work On 'Mammoth' Type 31 Frigate Assembly Hall Under Way In Scotland
The first Type 31 is expected to be in the water within the next three years.
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News Army Officer Talks About Military And Logistical Fight Against COVID
Major General Simon Hutchings spoke to BFBS Sitrep about some of the main challenges since his newly-created role started in March.
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Army Parachute Regiment Battalion Awarded Freedom Of Leeds
The long-serving regiment is the first unit in more than 40 years to be recognised with the honour.
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Naval History HMS Anson: Which Navy Vessels Have Carried The Historic Name?
With the Navy's newest submarine receiving the name, we look back at all the vessels that have used it in the past.
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Veterans Drive-In Christmas Parties Put On For Veterans
Twelve events are taking place across the country, with 1,300 veterans invited in total.
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Navy HMS Anson: Fifth Astute-Class Submarine Officially Named
The 7,400-tonne vessel will "provide a competitive edge for decades to come", according to the Defence Secretary.
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RAF Red Arrows Develop New Routines During Winter Training
The team are preparing for a busier summer, after numerous cancellations in 2020.
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Army 'The Size Of A Small Horse': Irish Guards Receive New Dog Mascot
The canine, who is named Turlough Mór after a 12th century Irish King, is an Irish Wolfhound - the tallest of all dog breeds.
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RAF On-The-Run Pig Captured After Straying On To RAF Base's Airfield
Wildlife and helicopter teams caught the animal and returned it to its owners after it wandered on to the Oxfordshire airfield.
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Aircraft Last Flying Sea Vixen Grounded As Charity's Repair Plan Halted
The aircraft, named Foxy Lady, will now be maintained as a non-flying exhibit.
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Winter Sports GB Bobsleigh Team To Feature Military Charities On Sled
Support Our Paras and Royal Marines Charity logos will be emblazoned on the competitive sled for the upcoming season.
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RAF Swiss Air Force Practises Night Flying Skills At RAF Leeming
Exercise YorkNite 2020 is providing Swiss pilots with half the night-flying hours required for an entire year's training.
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News Tobias Ellwood On MOD Cuts: Reservist Suspensions 'Very Concerning’
The Chair of the Defence Select Committee spoke to Forces News after £1bn defence cuts were announced.