RAF Akrotiri strategically vital to global stability, says new station commander
The new commander previously led 201 Squadron based at RAF Lossiemouth
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Nato Every member nation now hits minimum defence spending target, Nato report shows
Nato countries were asked to increase spending to at least 2% of GDP amid concerns over the threat from Russia and pressure from the US
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CSG25 HMS Prince of Wales arrives in Tokyo for historic visit to overlap with Defence Secretary's visit
The ship's arrival coincided with John Healey holding bilateral talks with his counterpart, General Nakatani, in the city
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Nato On patrol in the High North: The Nato maritime group keeping an eye on Russia in the Arctic
The alliance takes the High North seriously because, as one officer put it, after Norway, the next stop for Russian forces would be the UK
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USA Korea river crossing: US and South Korea's military drills alarming the North
Personnel installed a 280m floating bridge during the three days, connecting the allies on either end before crossing with armoured vehicles
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RAF A loo with a view: How to pee when piloting a plane without a generic piddle pack
Unlike the previous system, Skydrate is designed with different systems for male and female anatomy
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Navy Foremast placed onto new Type 31 frigate HMS Venturer at Rosyth dockyard
Babcock released a video showing a timelapse of the mast being moved from the venturer building to the dockside
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News 'War is now in its fourth year, and Ukraine needs battlefield leaders': Evolution of Op Interflex
Operation Interflex, the British training programme for Ukrainian forces, has been extended and expanded to better cope with the evolved ...
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Ukraine Departing UK defence chief and successor pledge unwavering support as they meet Zelensky
The Ukrainian president hosted the current and future UK Chief of Defence Staff at the Presidential Palace in Kyiv to discuss the war in ...
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RAF Maritime mathematics: What it would take to keep an RAF sub-hunting Poseidon on station
P-8s have to be ready to protect the UK by patrolling the seas and detecting hostile submarines, but doing this requires planning and effort
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Aircraft Ice blamed for crash of F-35 that thought it was on the ground despite being airborne
The USAF Lightning II became uncontrollable following the incident in Alaska, crashing into the ground as the pilot was forced to eject
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Rugby Union France breezes into the semi-final with commanding win over Vodafone LooseHeadz
The reigning IDRC champions have secured their spot in the 2025 IDRC semi-final with a 64-12 win over the Vodafone LooseHeadz in Aldershot
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Rugby Union Fiji halts Australia's quest for semi-final berth with emphatic win in Aldershot
Fiji have finished on top of the table in Pool B with a 26-20 win over Australia, whose semi-final hopes now hangs in the balance
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Navy Traditional departure for HMS Astute commander as he is rowed ashore at Devonport naval base
Commander Chris Bate left the submarine after two years in command which took him and his crew to the Mediterranean and the North Atlantic
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Ukraine In pictures: Ukrainian and UK bands perform together to mark Independence Day
The bands performed Stand By Me by Ben E King to celebrate the bonds that unite Kyiv with London
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Royals Kings, queens, troops and tourists: What is the Changing of the Guard?
The Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace is steeped in history and tradition, so find out what is it and when it began