COVID: What Impact Will Latest Cyprus Restrictions Have On Military Personnel?
New measures include restricting the movements of military families at select bases, with curfews from 20:00 to 05:00 each night.
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Remembrance Jewish Ceremony Of Remembrance To Take Place Virtually
The annual event, which is usually held at the Cenotaph in central London, has been moved online due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines Use New Kit During Exercises In Gibraltar
The new tech was introduced to the training as part of Future Commando Force modernisation.
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RAF Corrie McKeague: Inquest Told RAF Gunner Died After Climbing Into Bin
The RAF gunner went missing after a night out with friends in Bury St Edmunds more than four years ago.
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News Memorial Plaque To Pioneering Black Army Officer Sells For Thousands
The plaque, relating to Lieutenant Euan Lucie-Smith, was bought by the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Museum.
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Gurkhas Gurkha Recruits Compete In Shooting Contest
The shooting competition culminated in the recruits competing against their instructors.
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News Corrie McKeague: What's Happened In The Search For The RAF Gunner
The serviceman went missing after a night out on 24 September 2016.
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News COVID: Armed Forces Help Test Almost 20% Of Liverpool Population
There are currently 38 test centres in the city, including facilities at leisure centres, church halls and at Anfield Stadium.
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Exercises Resilient Lion 2: What It's Like To Train As An Army Reservist
More than 100 4 LANCS reservists have been part of day and night training in Otterburn, after their international exercise was cancelled.
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Remembrance Online Support For Girl 'Mocked' For Wearing Cadet Uniform To School On Armistice Day
Those who tweeted messages of support included the Royal Air Force and politicians.
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Navy 'Debilitating Lack Of Clarity' Over Royal Navy's Aircraft Carriers, MPs Warn
The Public Accounts Committee has said Government indecision could hamper the operation of the Royal Navy’s £6.4bn aircraft carriers.
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Afghanistan Special Investigator To Examine Alleged War Crimes By Australian SAS
Members of the Australian Special Forces have been accused of 55 unlawful killings between 2005 and 2016.
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World Eight Peacekeepers Killed In Sinai Helicopter Crash
The service members were operating with the United Nations Multinational Force and Observers.
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Navy RFA Argus Sent To Assist Honduras After Storm Eta
The storm hit Nicaragua as a Category 4 hurricane and was downgraded to a weakened tropical depression as it approached Honduras.
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Army Soldiers Charged After Catterick Nightclub Attack
Two members of the British Army are to appear at at military court this month - one is charged with a racist attack on another soldier.
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Navy Royal Navy Trains With Egyptian Forces Off Alexandria Coast
Military personnel from both countries took part in a series of training scenarios off the Egyptian coast.