Cheap and scalable: Were roadside bombs in Iraq a warning of the drone threat faced today?
Retired Brigadier Ben Barry, who was behind a classified 'lessons learned' report, spoke to BFBS Forces News to help break down the ...
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Scotland PM urges Glasgow to reconsider Royal Regiment of Scotland freedom of the city decision
Sir Keir Starmer said he 'cannot understand' the decision to refuse the regiment the civic honour as it marks its 20th anniversary
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Army Armoured warriors: Specialised airborne unit remembered 50 years after disbanding
Former members of the Parachute Squadron, Royal Armoured Corps attended the unveiling of a permanent display
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Army Royal Artillery pays tribute to 'bright light' NCO who died after fall at Royal Windsor Horse Show
Lance Bombardier Ciara Sullivan died after falling from her mount following a display at the Royal Windsor Horse Show
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Technology Need a wingman? Apache crews could soon fly alongside autonomous drones
Project NYX, announced by the MOD, is exploring how uncrewed aircraft can function as 'loyal wingmen' for Apache crews
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Scotland Calls to reverse decision to refuse Royal Regiment of Scotland freedom of Glasgow
A motion to give the regiment the freedom of Scotland's largest city was defeated in a vote after an amendment by the SNP and Green Party
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Transition Celebrating excellence: Finalists announced for awards shining a light on veteran talent
The British Forces in Business Awards returns for its ninth year, celebrating those shaping civilian careers after leaving the military
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Army PWRR section commander and PTI honoured with Kohima Day award for service in Cyprus
The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment recognises the top corporal with the Kohima Cup at Episkopi Garrison in Cyprus
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Army Royal Artillery to get 72 RCH 155 howitzers: British chassis, British turret, British steel
The Army's current batch of Archer self-propelled guns will be making way for the new SPGs from the Boxer family of armoured vehicles
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Army Infanteers from 3 Para tangle with drones and dragoons as old school warfare gets modern twist
Soldiers from A Coy and US troops from 2nd Cavalry Regiment take it in turns to attack and defend against each other – and the aerial threat
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Royals Military takes on ceremonial role as King's speech marks start of new parliamentary session
King Charles III was dressed in his Admiral of the Fleet Royal Naval Number 1 Dress with cap and sword
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Weapons and Kit No catastrophic failure: How firearm is tested to ensure it passes proof and is safe to fire
Find out what tests military firearms have to go through to ensure they are safe to use before they can be issued to troops
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RAF Saving a life: How the RAF and Army carried out medical para drop on remote settlement
A suspect case of Hantavirus was detected on the South Atlantic island group of Tristan da Cunha following a fatal outbreak on a cruise ship
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Army Ex Kronos Warrior: Grenadier Guards swap royal palaces for ruins in Cyprus
The Grenadier Guards spent four weeks training in the Sovereign Base Areas and wider Cyprus, preparing for operational readiness
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Army Fish and chips at the seaside: Gurkha recruits go on curious but crucial training exercise
The trainee riflemen deployed to Whitby to test their English language skills and to learn a bit more about UK culture
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Army Cuirasses shine and horses' coats gleam as HCMR passes crucial annual inspection
The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment had to pass the Major General's Inspection in order to take part in upcoming state ceremonial duties