Military dream team assemble in Sweden to prepare for epic Arctic Circle ultramarathon
Their self-supported ultra-challenge trek Project Fire and Ice will see the team take on a 500km unsupported Arctic expedition.
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Football Eduardo to feature in match against Royal Engineers to mark 150 years since FA Cup triumph
Eduardo da Silva, who is now retired from professional football, will line up for Gillingham Town FC.
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Sport British Army shooter set for GB debut after European Championships team selection
Emilia Faulkner has been selected in the Great Britain team for the European Championships.
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Army Hundreds of vehicles head to Romania for first deployment of Nato's Allied Reaction Force
Exercise Steadfast Dart is testing the Allied Reaction Force's ability to deploy to Eastern Europe.
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Navy Engineers work through night to ensure Wildcat helicopters arrive for Norway deployment
The aircraft were boarded on the C-17 Globemaster as more than 1,000 members of the UK Commando Force deployed to the Arctic Circle for ...
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China China's Brain Project aims to turn science fiction into a reality on the battlefield
A project aims to make soldiers smarter and push the boundaries of human potential.
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Army Royal Signals unit ready for historic debut after passing Fit for Role inspection
222 Signal Squadron will step away from their usual Nato communications role to take up ceremonial duties of guarding the Royal palaces.
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Ukraine Gravehawk: UK to provide Ukraine with new air defence system - here's what we know
During his first visit to Ukraine as prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer announced that the Gravehawk system will be donated to Kyiv.
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Ukraine Boosting maritime security key part of new 100-year partnership between UK and Ukraine
The new partnership will focus on deterring Russian aggression and advancing maritime collaboration.
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Rugby Union Late penalty gives RAF men's rugby union team another loss in foggy conditions
The 29-28 loss to Cardiff Met University makes it three games and three losses for the RAF this season.
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Navy Britain's nuclear submarine graveyard must be resolved, minister says
Maria Eagle confirmed first UK nuclear-powered submarine to be fully dismantled is on track to finish by end of 2026.
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Athletics Military cross-country runners face stiff competition at the Sir Sefton Brancker Trophy
Military cross-country runners have taken part in the first cross-country event of the year at RAF Halton.
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Football Royal Navy women 'in a good place' following their victory over UK Fire Service
The Royal Navy women's head coach Petty Officer Glenn Long spoke ahead of the Inter Services following the 1-0 victory in Portsmouth.
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Weapons and Kit Sword Lane: A true test of a soldier's skill under pressure with focused aggression
The exercise is focused on aggression, it is a technique that would only be used in desperate conditions.
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Exercises British and Japanese troops kick-start military drills as Ex Vigilant Isles gets underway
The Defence Secretary met his Japanese counterpart for talks on strengthening ties between the countries and increasing interoperability.
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Land vehicles Ripsaw M3: The new uncrewed robotic vehicle leading the way in new technology
The Ripsaw M3 is the latest incarnation of a US-developed robotic tracked vehicle and future designs may follow.