Former Royal Marine Examines 'Human Side Of War' In New Documentary
Emile Ghessen has filmed a new documentary about the "generational war" in Armenia against Azerbaijan.
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Cyprus Brexit: Parcel Changes For Troops In Cyprus Explained
British Sovereign Base Areas on the island remain in the EU customs territory, unlike the UK.
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Veterans Captain Tom's Daughter Thanks Public For 'Incredible Support'
Hannah Ingram-Moore thanked the public for the outpouring of support shown after Captain Sir Tom Moore’s death at the age of 100.
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Prince Harry Prince Harry Urges NHS Invictus Families To 'Learn From Each Other' In New Project
The Duke of Sussex launched the Invictus Games for wounded, injured or sick veterans in 2014.
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Veterans D-Day Veteran Receives 2,700 Cards On 100th Birthday
Tommy Trotter said he felt spoiled when he received the cards from well-wishers across the globe on his centenary.
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RAF Sonic Boom Heard In Cornwall Caused By RAF F-35s
It is believed climatic conditions at the time may have contributed to the sonic boom being heard on the mainland.
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Veterans Formerly Homeless Veteran Tackles Lockdown Fundraiser
Gareth Humphrey is walking 10km each day to raise funds for a charity that helped him back on his feet.
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Veterans Surviving lockdown: How the 'Rowing Marine' pushes through tough times
The record-breaking veteran says: "Know that you're going through a tunnel but, like all tunnels, there is an end to it."
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Politics Integrated Review Set To Be Published In March
The Integrated Review was set to be published last autumn but was delayed because of coronavirus.
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Weapons and Kit HMS Lancaster Trials Extra Firepower
The .50 calibre guns can fire 500-600 rounds per minute, with the bullets able to penetrate light armour.
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USA Kathleen Hicks Confirmed As First Female US Deputy Defense Secretary
The US Senate unanimously voted to confirm Kathleen Hicks to the Pentagon’s number two position.
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Scotland COVID: Army Medics Administer Vaccines In Aberdeen
Scotland hopes to have vaccinated all adults in the country by the summer, with Army medics boosting the speed of the rollout.
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Politics Defence Secretary: 'Growing Threat' Of Chemical Attack
Ben Wallace told The Times the internet provides a "turbo boost" to extremist groups and nation states looking to develop such weapons.
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Navy Navy Investigating Claims Of Explicit Videos Made By Faslane Personnel
The Royal Navy has launched an investigation into adult content being made by personnel from HM Naval Base Clyde.
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Forces Charities Help For Heroes' Biggest-Ever Individual Fundraiser Hits £500,000 Goal
Steve Craddock, a former Royal Engineer, has devoted 12 years of life to raising money for service personnel and veterans.
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Veterans Injured Afghanistan veteran to climb Mount Kilimanjaro
The ex-Yorkshire Regiment member suffered life-changing injuries after standing on an IED in Afghanistan.