Fighting in the fjords as Wildcats hunt down attack boats before they can strike
Royal Navy helicopters and surface ships will be training in Norway for the next three weeks to prepare for the UK's key deployment of 2025.
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Feature The Armed Forces charity born from empathy still supporting military community today
Founded in 1885, SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, has supported the military community for 140 years.
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Football Inter Services football: Rewatch every game in full
Every match from the senior men's and women's tournaments will be shown live on the BFBS Forces News YouTube channel.
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Army British Army musicians tuning up before their big concert hall performance
Some of the musicians shared stories of how they joined this specialised branch of the service and why they think it's important.
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Ukraine Doubt cast on success of French president's plans for a ceasefire in Ukraine
Emmanuel Macron has suggested a month-long pause in the fighting, but a former RAF commander believes the plan is unlikely to succeed.
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Army BATUK: The home of the British Army's largest contingent of soldiers in Africa
British Army Training Unit Kenya, located in the foothills of Mount Kenya, is a training hub for around 1,000 soldiers every year.
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News Ukraine could lose control of its skies without Western aid, Ukrainian air force warns
Ukraine's ability to defend against Russian airstrikes depends on a steady flow of Western air defence missiles.
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Feature The siren suit: Why Churchill didn't dress to impress on his visit to the White House
While most would put on a suit and tie to meet the President of the United States, Volodymyr Zelensky and Winston Churchill had other ideas.
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Ukraine Mission capable: UK giving thousands more lightweight multirole missiles to Ukraine
The LMM, which is known to the Royal Navy as the Martlet, can be fired from a range of platforms across land, sea and air.
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Navy Royal Navy crews practise hostage rescue drills with Dutch police and marines
The training culminated in two maritime interdictions, missions to rescue hostages from a Dutch coastguard ship.
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Opinion Measure of defence spend should be changed from percentage of GDP to a new formula
Steve Prest argues that the measurement of defence spending should be reformed to improve defence policy.
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Tri-Service Exercise Cyber Marvel brings together 1,000 specialists to train on cyber battlefield
Involving 26 nations and more than 1,000 specialists, Exercise Cyber Marvel is bringing the cyber battle to life.
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Ukraine Explained: The Prime Minister's Coalition of the Willing and who may be in it
Led by the UK and France, the coalition will work on a peace deal blueprint before presenting it to US President Donald Trump.
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Army Back at it: Royal Yorkshire Regiment prepares for next ops after Kosovo
Some are heading to Poland on Op Cabrit, while others will be taking part in the UK-led mission to train Ukrainian soldiers on Op Interflex.
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Aircraft Skyraider: The legend is reborn as new aircraft takes on US special forces role
The Skyraider II is designed to provide air-to-ground support for special forces operators in hotspots across the globe.
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Winter Sports Corie Mapp 'extremely proud' after winning Britain's first bobsleigh world title in 60 years
The former Household Calvary soldier and Afghanistan veteran won his first world championship title in para bobsleigh in St Moritz.