All six crew members confirmed dead after US KC-135 goes down over western Iraq
US Central Command said the refuelling aircraft was lost in friendly airspace, and that the loss was not caused by hostile fire or friendly ...
US Central Command said the refuelling aircraft was lost in friendly airspace, and that the loss was not caused by hostile fire or friendly ...
The former Royal Irish Regiment officer also said the UK had let its allies in the Middle East down by its response to the war with Iran
Over the course of the eight-year campaign – codenamed Op Telic – 179 British soldiers lost their lives and more than 6,000 were injured
Major (Ret'd) Chris Hunter describes UK soldiers' actions alongside their US counterparts in Afghanistan as the epitome of honour and duty
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Washington attacked Fordow, Isfahan and Natanz, all linked to Iran's nuclear programme
Sir Keir Starmer remembered the sacrifice of UK troops in Afghanistan and Iraq following the US Vice President's controversial remarks.
Aeran Taylor, 38, fell into drug addiction after being thrown out of the Army for substance misuse in December 2006.
RAF C-130K Hercules XV179 tragedy, callsign Hilton 22, was attacked and crashed on 30 January 2005 in Iraq.
The US conducted multiple strikes on IS in Iraq over a week, while US-backed Syrian troops captured a cell leader in Syria.
Shiner had already been struck off after being found guilty of misconduct relating to false claims against veterans of the Iraq War.
Former head of the Army Lord Dannatt says Gen Sir Mike was a very strong leader, as he paid tribute following his death at the age of 80.
In his military career, General Sir Mike Jackson served in Northern Ireland, the Balkans and led the Army on the eve of the Iraq war.
IS has been territorially defeated in Iraq – although the UK says it will continue to support the security of Iraq.
US officials said one of the wounded Americans was seriously injured and the casualty count could still rise.
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