Why Is Donald Trump So Interested In Buying Greenland?
Talks between Mr Trump and Denmark's Prime Minister have been postponed after the President's interest in the territory was criticised.
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Afghanistan Two US Soldiers 'Killed In Action' In Afghanistan
It brings the number of US troops killed in Afghanistan to at least 14 in 2019.
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Cadets 'Once In A Lifetime' Space Opportunity For RAF Air Cadets
Cadets were at RAF Syerston, where they designed and built their own weather balloon payloads.
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Middle East Iran-Backed Rebels Claim Downing Of US Drone
A military spokesperson says the MQ-9 Reaper was hit by a missile over Yemen, two months after a similar incident.
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Iran Adrian Darya 1: Greece Will Not Assist Iranian Supertanker
The vessel, previously named the Grace 1, was seized and then released by Gibraltar.
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Northern Ireland What Was It Like To Serve In Northern Ireland During The Troubles?
Forces News has been speaking to some of those who were deployed during Operation Banner, which started 50 years ago.
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RAF RAF Musician Lands 'Amazing' Job As Tower Of London's Newest Beefeater
After 33 years in the RAF, Barry Stringer MBE is proudly wearing another uniform.
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World Cobham: Defence Supplier's Concerns Over £4bn Takeover To Be Examined
Cobham is a major contractor for the Ministry of Defence and US Department of Defense.
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RAF Protector gives RAF Reaper force glimpse into the future
The Remotely Piloted Aircraft System has flown to Creech Air Force Base, United States.
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Veterans 'Love Changes Everything': Chelsea Pensioner Becomes Oldest Person To Sign First Record Deal
Army veteran Colin Thackery captured the nation's hearts when he won Britain's Got Talent earlier this year.
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Navy The Fastnet Race Disaster: Navy Heroes Speak 40 Years On
When a storm hit the yacht race in 1979, military pilots responded.
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WWII British WWII Veteran Searching For Other Nazi PoW Camp Survivors
James Johnstone was captured by German troops in northern France after the battle for Saint-Valery-en-Caux.
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History 'Dead Equal': Edinburgh Fringe Opera Charts History Of Women In Combat
It follows First World War trailblazer Flora Sandes who served on the frontline.
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USA US Tests Medium-Range Cruise Missile After Exiting INF Treaty
The missile was launched from the US Navy-controlled San Nicolas Island off the coast of Los Angeles, California.
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Iran US Warns Greece Over Iranian Tanker
The Adrian Darya 1, previously named Grace 1, had been held in Gibraltar.
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RAF Anniversary Of WWII Air Crash Involving Boris Johnson’s Grandfather Marked
Royal Marines Barracks Chivenor commemorated the 75th anniversary of the crash.