Bombardier who was found dead had been in fight with junior soldier, inquest hears
Bombardier Nadine Askew, 31, was found dead in her room at Larkhill Garrison in Wiltshire on 22 July 2021
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Army Young people not as tough any more? Sandhurst Commandant offers choice response
Major General Nick Cowley rubbishes the haters, saying young people want to lead and are willing to fight for their country
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Army Creating the curve: Find out how a British firm produces female-specific body armour
NP Aerospace makes Osprey plates as well as all the military's Virtus helmets, and is now producing dedicated composite armour for females
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Army Gun salutes fired up and down UK to mark third anniversary of King and Queen's coronation
London and Edinburgh see 21, 41 and 62-gun royal salutes, with the Princess Royal attending the event in Hyde Park
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Army Royal Tank Regiment WW2 Victoria Crosses on display at Bovington for first time
The two medals won during the Western Desert Campaign are the only VCs to have been awarded to soldiers from the RTR in the war
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Army Combat curves: Could British servicewomen soon be wearing dedicated body armour?
Women are significantly less well protected than men wearing body armour, but dedicated curved plates can give them an 11% improvement
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Army Sir David Eastman leaves in Queen Mother's Land Rover after handing over deputy chief role
Lieutenant General Sir David Eastman is formally handing over the role of Deputy Chief of the General Staff after nearly two years in post
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Army British Army's smartest NCOs battle it out on Catterick's famous drill square
Pace stick competition returns to Infantry Training Centre for the first time in years
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Army Persistence and precision as soldiers rehearse for Trooping the Colour at Pirbright
The ceremony, which is steeped in centuries of tradition and remains a cornerstone of British military ceremonial, takes place on 13 June
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Army Forget Nato, give British soldiers what they need to replace the SA80, MOD urged
The co-authors of a Rusi report on Project Grayburn say the Army should look to its own requirements first, not Nato interoperability
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Army The leap to lance corporal: Soldiers tested on the skills needed to earn their first stripe
Infanteers learn how to take on the role of section 2IC and beyond as they join the Union Division potential NCO cadre in Cyprus
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Veterans Triple-amputee veteran wants to show what's possible for disabled people after finishing marathon
Andy Reid MBE – who lost both legs and one of his arms in Afghanistan in 2009 – became the first triple amputee to complete the race
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Army Ajax woes hugely damaging to Army, says former tank commander as trials to restart
BFBS Forces News spoke to ex-RTR Colonel Hamish de Bretton-Gordon after the Ajax programme was restarted for the first time since November
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Army Army's acceptance of Ajax back on track with new crew safety controls in place
The recce vehicle aims to put its troubles behind it as a raft of systems and improvements are promised to make the vehicle safe to operate
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Army Shortening the kill chain: Army taking a more integrated approach to make it more lethal
A system called Lattice can calculate how best to deploy available assets like loitering munitions or close air support to take out a target
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Army Is the war horse set to make a comeback? Army moots possible operational role
Estonian reservists are using horses to cover terrain that's impassable for their AFVs and the British Army has picked up on the idea