Battle Of Britain Tributes Sealed In Time Capsule
Almost 6,000 tributes in the capsule were buried in the Remembrance Garden at the National Memorial Arboretum, Staffordshire.
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The Great Fox-Spider had not been seen in the UK since the early 1990s and was feared extinct.
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News COVID: Military Planners Considering Using Personnel For Mass Testing Pilot
The Ministry of Defence would not comment on locations but said using the military to help was an option being considered.
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Falklands Falklands War: Portsmouth Dockyard Workers Honoured
Staff at Portsmouth Dockyard worked long hours to prepare many of the vessels that left to fight in the Falklands War.
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Sea vessels HMS Spey Makes First Arrival At Portsmouth Naval Base
The fifth and final River-class offshore patrol vessel has arrived at her new home base.
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Sir David Omand talks about his approach to fake news and fighting disinformation through a spy mindset.
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Army Remembrance Walk For Colchester Soldiers Highlights Sacrifices Of War
The four-and-a-half-mile route takes into account the history of both the 16 Air Assault Brigade and Colchester as a garrison town.
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News COVID-19: How Will Germany's 'Lockdown Light' Affect British Forces?
The Deputy Commander of British Army Germany says training will go ahead "within the rules of all the COVID measures".
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WWII Battle Of Britain: Was It The Most Vital One For The UK In WWII?
It is nearly 80 years since the three-and-a-half-month battle came to an end.
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USA Which UK Bases Are Used By US Visiting Forces?
There are 11 bases in use by US Visiting Forces across the UK.
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News Isle Of Wight Oil Tanker Raid: Seven Men Bailed
Their arrest had followed Special Boat Service personnel storming the Nave Andromeda tanker at the weekend.
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Football RAF And Navy Managers Preview Inter Services Football Clash
The Air Force boss highlighted his chief goal threat while the Navy is hoping home advantage will be key.
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Politics Overseas Operations Bill 'Does Nothing' To Stop Repeated Investigations
A group of cross-party MPs says the legislation is "not fit for purpose".
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Sea vessels HMS Bristol: Royal Navy Vessel Decommissioned After 47 Years
HMS Bristol was the Royal Navy's sole Type 82 destroyer, designed originally to defend a class of aircraft carriers that were never built.
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Army History West India Regiments: the story of slavery in the Army
Estimates suggest around 13,400 slaves were purchased for the West India Regiments between the years 1795 and 1807.
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Cadets Coronavirus: Army Cadet Force Launches Its First Traditional Band
The band is made up of cadets from across Scotland.