Remnants Of Nazi Power: 75 Years Since 'The Flensburg Government'
Despite the Allied victory in Europe declared on 8 May 1945, it was not quite the end of the Nazi Third Reich.
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WWII The Spitfire Shot Down Over Dunkirk... And Still Flying Today
The aircraft was shot down in 1940, and it was decades before it was rediscovered on a Dunkirk beach.
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World What Is The Open Skies Treaty?
The United States has announced plans to leave the international surveillance pact – but what role does the treaty play in defence?
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Falklands HMS Forth Marks Falklands War 'Landing Day' Anniversary
Landing Day was the moment the ground campaign to retake the Falkland Islands began in 1982.
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RAF RAF Aircraft Train With US Bombers Over North Sea
The exercise consisted of intensive training sorties with US strategic bomber aircraft.
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RAF RAF Named 'Best Employer For Mothers'
Insurance company Aviva, meanwhile, was named best employer for fathers by charity, Working Families.
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Military Life Satisfaction With Service Life 'Well Below' Peak Levels Of Decade Ago
The Armed Forces Continuous Attitude Survey examines thoughts and perceptions of military personnel.
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Navy Coronavirus: How Is The Royal Navy Training New Recruits While Social Distancing?
Royal Navy recruits are continuing to receive training at HMS Raleigh during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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News Coronavirus: Commandos Run Mobile Testing Centres In Cornwall
Armed Forces personnel have received specialist training to run the testing units nationwide.
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Armed Forces Day Armed Forces Day: Scarborough To Host 2021 National Event
This year's Armed Forces Day national event was cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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China US Criticises China's Military In Scathing White House Report
The 20-page document also highlights alleged disinformation campaigns, human rights violations and predatory economic policies.
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News Coronavirus: Personnel Run Mobile Testing Unit In Gloucester
Within its first five days of operation, 800 people were tested at the facility.
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News Military's COVID Support Force Reduced By 12,500 Personnel
The COVID Support Force was originally launched in March with 20,000 personnel on standby to assist with the coronavirus response.
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Mental Health Pilot Treatment Programme Set To Help Veterans With Complex PTSD
It will be the world's first pilot scheme of tailored treatment for Complex PTSD.
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News Rolls-Royce's Defence Business In UK And US Unaffected By Job Cuts
The company has announced it plans to cut at least 9,000 jobs amid a drop in demand for its products.
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Navy HMS Pembroke Receives New 'State-Of-The-Art' Minehunting System
The Faslane-based ship will deploy to the Gulf in the summer.