Harry Billinge: Train named in D-Day veteran's honour
Horace "Harry" Billinge was one of the soldiers who landed on Gold Beach on 6 June 1944.
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USA Coronavirus: Top US Military Leaders Quarantine After Official Tests Positive
General Mark Milley, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, is among those to enter quarantine, according to officials.
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Aircraft Apache Pilots Practise Low-Level Flying Skills In Scottish Highlands
The Apache is able to work at low altitude and is designed to hunt and destroy tanks, as well as support ground troops.
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Cyprus British Forces Cyprus Records First Coronavirus Cases Since May
It brings the total number of positive coronavirus tests within the British bases in Cyprus to 14.
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Northern Ireland Amnesty Backs Family's Call For Investigation Into Daughter's Death
Majella O'Hare was 12 years old when she died in August 1976.
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Navy Royal Navy Bomb Disposal Experts Take Part In NATO Exercise
Royal Navy divers from the Expeditionary Diving Group trained alongside nine teams from seven nations on the Northern Challenge exercise.
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RAF Red 1: Who Is The New Red Arrows Team Leader?
Squadron Leader Tom Bould has joined ready for the 2021 season.
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USA Trump Returns To White House After Coronavirus Treatment At Military Hospital
The US president re-entered the White House on Monday, without wearing a face covering.
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RAF Red Arrows: New Team Leader Confirmed For 2021 Season
Former frontline Typhoon pilot Squadron Leader Tom Bould is taking over as Red 1 for the RAF aerobatic display team.
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News Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout 'Biggest Logistical Challenge Probably Since D-Day'
The Armed Forces will assist in the delivery of a coronavirus vaccine, it has been announced.
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Politics Veterans Minister Defends Overseas Operations Bill Amid 'Absurd' Torture Claims
Johnny Mercer strongly denies that introducing time limits on torture claims breaches United Nations conventions.
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Reserves 7 SCOTS Step Up Training With Urban Combat Drills
The unit only recently returned to practical training after a long lay-off due to coronavirus.
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Navy Royal Navy's New Carrier Strike Group Assembles For First Time
The Carrier Strike Group is taking part in NATO's Exercise Joint Warrior which runs for 11 days and involves 6,000 personnel in total.
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Veterans Government Offers Veterans More Civil Service Employment Opportunities
A new scheme guarantees any veteran who meets the minimum requirements for a job will move on to the next stage of selection.
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Politics Open Skies Treaty: Expert's View
The Open Skies Treaty allows countries to carry out unarmed surveillance flights over each other's territory.
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News Health Secretary: Armed Forces To Help Distribute Coronavirus Vaccine
Less than half of the UK population could be vaccinated against coronavirus, according to the head of the country’s vaccine taskforce.