Hammersmith Bridge Closure: Council Asks For Army Assistance
Up to 16,000 people cross the bridge, which links Hammersmith and Barnes, every day.
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WWII Battle Of Britain Anniversary To Be Commemorated By 'Stone Snake'
The decorative stones have been hand painted by members of the public and will create a trail leading to the war graves by Scampton Church.
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RAF Red Arrows Jet Forced To Land In Edinburgh After Bird Strike
The RAF's aerobatic display team were performing above the Scottish capital in support of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
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Forces Charities Rugby For Heroes Hoping For More Mental Health Strategies In Coaching Courses
The charity staff used their time in coronavirus lockdown to examine where they could add mental health focus in their courses.
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Army Defence Chiefs 'Consider Plans To Scrap Tanks'
The Times reports the Challenger 2 tank and the Warrior armoured fighting vehicle could be scrapped as part of cost-cutting measures.
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Navy Appledore Shipyard To Reopen Under New Owner
The Devon shipyard helped build part of the Royal Navy's two aircraft carriers.
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Veterans Veteran Completes First Of Two Gruelling Challenges For Charity
The first challenge saw Darren Hardy paddle, cycle and run 912km in the space of just a week.
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Aircraft Police Warn Of Delays As Merlin Helicopter Is Transported Across Somerset
Police have warned it could take the aircraft four hours to reach its destination at the Ministry of Defence's Boscombe Down site.
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Russia Russia's International Army Games Get Underway
China is one of 32 non-NATO countries competing in Russia's International Army Games, with the tank biathlon kicking the tournament off.
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Army Could The Army's Bearskin Hats Be Replaced?
It is thought the Army buys between 50 and 100 bearskin hats - made from the American Black Bear - each year.
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Nato NATO Battlegroup Completes 1,000km Cycle Across Estonia
Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid even joined the soldiers for a part of the gruelling challenge.
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D-Day Last Surviving D-Day Tank Landing Craft Makes Final Journey
The restored craft will later be moved by crane to Southsea Common in front of the D-Day Story museum.
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Sport Navy Olympic Rower Pays Tribute To Retiring Coach
Jurgen Grobler coached Lieutenant Commander Pete Reed to three Olympic rowing titles.
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News Bletchley Park Museum Warns It Could Lose A Third Of Staff
The trust is proposing a restructuring as a result of the financial impact of the coronavirus crisis.
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Royal Marines Commandos Practise Caribbean Storm Response On 'Treasure Island'
Forecasts suggest the busiest hurricane season since 2005 for the Caribbean - the most active Atlantic storm season on record.
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News Ceasefire In Libya As Coronavirus Cases And Tensions Rise
Recent months have seen a drastic increase in COVID-19 cases nationwide and continued conflict.