UK military could be brought in to run stricken Highland ferry service
There is currently only a foot passenger service from Corran to the Ardnamurchan peninsula.
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King Charles King recalls 'exhausting' military training as he attends Sovereign's Parade at Sandhurst
The King spoke about the difficulties he faced in military training but also said he had formed "lifelong friendships".
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Royals Watch: King Charles III's coronation route through the capital
His Majesty King Charles III will take a route through London past Admiralty Arch, and down Parliamentary Street to reach Westminster Abbey ...
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Army Army Land Rovers in new trial of electric powered UK military vehicles
Challenging battlefield scenarios will be used to put the vehicles to the test.
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Northern Ireland Prosecutors continue to consider British Army's IRA mole Stakeknife files for other suspects
Stakeknife worked within the IRA's notorious 'nutting squad' interrogating suspected informers during the Troubles.
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Northern Ireland Belfast man alleged to have been British Army's IRA mole Stakeknife dies
Stakeknife worked within the IRA's notorious 'nutting squad' interrogating suspected informers during the Troubles.
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Ukraine British Army troops salute Ukrainians as they head to the frontline following training in the UK
British soldiers are pictured lining both sides of the road, some holding Ukrainian flags, as the newly-trained troops depart.
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Rugby Union Defeat for Army in their final Mobbs Memorial match appearance
The Army have played their last warm-up match ahead of their Inter Services campaign.
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King Charles King Charles honours Yorkshire Regiment with 'Royal' title
It will now be known as The Royal Yorkshire Regiment, with no change to its cap badge.
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Army Coldstream Guard who sold bullets to undercover officer jailed for three years
A member of an elite regiment in the British Army has been jailed for selling ammunition to an undercover police officer.
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Army RLC members raise flag on England's highest mountain to mark 30th anniversary
Members of 156 Royal Logistics Corps climbed to the top of Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England on the corps' 30th anniversary.
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Army Ex-soldier who sued MOD for more than £1.5m ruled as 'dishonest'
High Court judge, Mr Justice Eyre, has concluded that "dishonesty tainted" Michael Mantey's damages claim.
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Families 'Absolutely tragic for us': Veteran raising cash for baby memorial garden in memory of his son
David Lynham took on the Three Peak Challenge and the Brighton marathon to raise money for the Cheltenham and Gloucester Hospitals Charity.
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Land vehicles Explained: All 13 mission modules on the British Army's new Boxer vehicle
The Army has ordered 623 Boxers since the UK re-joined the Boxer programme in 2018.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines deploy to Korean peninsula for first time since Korean War in 1950s
They were involved in training in crisis response and disaster relief alongside the Republic of Korea Marine Corps and the US Marine Corps.
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Army Army lieutenant becomes first female officer to serve in Parachute Regiment
Lieutenant Hannah Knapton is now qualified to lead members of the Parachute Regiment into battle, a landmark moment for the British Army.