Honouring The Heroes Of D-Day
The Royal British Legion won the 'Judges' Special Award' at The Sun Military Awards 2019.
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News The Flight Lieutenant Who Rescued A French Crew In Mali
Flight Lieutenant Aaron Kerry won the 'Hero Overseas - Individual' award at The Sun Military Awards 2019, also known as the Millies.
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News Scar Free Foundation Are 'Literally Going To Change The World'
The organisation studies the effects of disfigurement, reconstructive surgery and visible loss of function.
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News All Call Signs - Supporting The Armed Services
All Call Signs is a support group offering support to struggling veterans - whether over the phone, in person or online.
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News The Heroes of Whaley Bridge
Crews from 27 and 18 Squadrons from RAF Odiham have won the 2019 'Hero at Home' award at The Sun Military Awards, also known as the Millies.
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News The Vessel And Crew That Saved 27 Lives
HMS Argyll and her crew have won the 2019 'Hero Overseas (Unit)' award at The Sun Military Awards, also known as the Millies.
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Living Future Accommodation Model: How Might The Scheme Shape The Future Of Army Housing?
The MOD is trialling it at Aldershot Garrison for the next three years as part of a tri-service project to assess future needs.
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Army Accession Day: Military Gun Salutes Marks Queen's 68 Years On Throne
Gun salutes across the nation have marked the anniversary of Her Majesty's accession in 1952.
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Army 'It Is Not A Computer Game': The Simulation Providing Army Battlefield Training
In a state of readiness for real warfighting, the whole of 4 Infantry Brigade is using virtual scenarios to stay operation-sharp.
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Politics Cambridge University Student Union: Military Personnel 'Alarming And Off-Putting' To Students
A motion put forward suggested the "presence of firearms and military personnel at Freshers’ Fair is alarming and off-putting" for some.
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Veterans 'Guaranteed' Veterans' Job Interviews To Begin This Year
The Office for Veterans' Affairs says former personnel who apply for civil service roles will be guaranteed the chance to be interviewed.
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Politics Diane Abbott Criticised For Saying Bullying Of Ex-General 'Unlikely'
The Shadow Home Secretary suggested it was unlikely a former general could have been bullied by John Bercow.
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Navy HMS Prince Of Wales To Open To Public During Liverpool Visit
The ship will visit the city to demonstrate the Navy's close ties with the city.
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Syria UN Chief Warns Of Sweeping 'Wind Of Madness' As World Powers Ignore Libya Arms Embargo
A recent arms embargo has been brushed to one side, says United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres.
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Exercises Exercise Olive Grove: 2 Mercians Test Skills In Jordanian Desert
British and Jordanian troops have been testing their readiness for operations in demanding conditions.
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Scotland P-8A Poseidon: Scotland Welcomes New Submarine Hunter Aircraft
The 'Pride of Moray' is the first P-8A Poseidon to land in the UK.