Fake news is just another name for propaganda, warns Bergen-Belsen survivor
Alfred Garwood, 82, speaks of his childhood memories of life in the Nazi concentration camp and its liberation by the British Army in 1945.
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Feature Why the Blues and Royals are the only soldiers allowed to salute without a headdress
It's one of the quirkiest traditions in the British Army.
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Army Historic first as all-female banner party takes part in Sandhurst Sovereign's Parade
Company Sergeant Major Brunton of the Royal Army Medical Service carried the banner as 239 officer cadets passed out at the parade.
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Army What is Trooping the Colour? All you need to know about the big day
What to wear, where to watch, and what happens when soldiers faint?
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Army Female cadets at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst hit back at sexist trolls
Our final episode following young women on the officer training course at Sandhurst gives them a platform to respond to online trolls.
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Rugby Union British Army women stride towards Inter Service with momentum after Brunel win
The 43-5 win continued the winning momentum for the Army ahead of next month's Inter Service clashes.
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Weapons and Kit Army testing the Weevil – the remote-controlled system dealing with landmines
The new robotic mine plough was created and trialled by Defence Science and Technology Laboratory and Pearson Engineering in Newcastle.
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Football Ryan Fagan nets a hat-trick as Royal Engineers put five past Royal Artillery in cup semi-final
It was a night to remember for Ryan Fagan, who was also a goalscorer in the 2025 Inter Services.
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Football Sean Woolley strikes twice as RLC beat Royal Signals in extra time to reach cup final
The Royal Logistic Corps booked their place in the 2025 Woolwich Cup final with victory over the Royal Signals.
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Army Royal Anglian soldiers sharpen combat skills ahead of their Kenya deployment
The infanteers had been training allied forces - but are now back in training themselves as they prepare for their overseas deployment.
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Veterans Calls to improve 'inconsistent' implementation of the Armed Forces Covenant
The Armed Forces Covenant was introduced in 2000 to ensure that military service did not impact personnel, veterans, and dependents.
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Army Fixing it on the frontline: How engineers make an Apache airworthy again
REME trainees learn how to do everything from fix the radar on an AH-64 to recover an armoured vehicle that's bogged down in a muddy crater.
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Army Sounding Retreat in Dhekelia as The Rifles teams up with PWRR and Cypriot band
The Band and Bugles of The Rifles perform alongside the Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment and the Cypriot National Guard.
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Army Challenger 3 able to match any threat, including Russian Armata, minister confirms
Defence Procurement Minister Maria Eagle says she's confident the vehicle will be able to take on any potential enemy main battle tank.
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Army Boxer tested to see how far RCH 155 howitzer variant can tip before it topples
A testbed weighted to represent the Remote Controlled Howitzer manages to tilt a staggering amount before its wheels lift off.
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Gurkhas Sappers' performance of corps song is more than just words, says Gurkha captain
The latest attestation ceremony was accompanied with a performance of the Corps of Royal Engineers' song, Hurrah for the CRE.