How Can US And NATO Forces Safely Withdraw From Afghanistan?
A former commander of British forces in Iraq has outlined the issues posed by withdrawing troops from a country.
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News UK Troops Seize Arms Cache Belonging To IS-Affiliated Group In Mali
The operation took place in a sandstorm, reducing visibility to 30m, and in over 50°C heat with soldiers carrying up to 45kg of equipment.
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News COVID: Army To Support Surge Testing In Blackburn And Bolton
It comes as Boris Johnson warned the Indian COVID-19 variant could "pose a serious disruption" to the planned easing of UK restrictions.
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Veterans Veteran Suffering 'Harrowing' Iraq War PTSD Died After Overdose, Coroner Rules
The coroner said Lance Shingler had witnessed "harrowing, traumatic incidents" in Iraq.
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Army How The Army Has Learnt, And Led, On Tolerance
Slow to reform, the story of how the Army became a leader on diversity and inclusion
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Mental Health Veteran Who Had A Mental Health Breakdown Urges People To Act Now
The now reservist was held under section two of the Mental Health Act when he was 21
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Army Household Cavalry Gets New Drum Horse Recruit
Willa Rose will be trained to become the Household Cavalry's new drum horse – an important figure in ceremonial events.
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Land vehicles Challenger 3 vs Challenger 2: How does the upgraded tank compare to its predecessor?
The upgraded vehicle boasts a range of improved features including a new turret, improved engine and 120mm smoothbore gun.
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Sport Army Announces More Sports To Resume
Rugby, athletics and swimming are among the sports returning from 17 May.
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Army Defender Europe 21: British Army Troops Join 27-Nation Exercise
Exercise Defender Europe 21 is being held across more than 30 training areas over a dozen nations.
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Army Army Completes Largest Warfighter Exercise For 30 Years
Soldiers from the 3rd (UK) Division were integrated into a US division with French troops to form a multinational warfighting corps.
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Northern Ireland Ballymurphy Inquest: 10 Killed In West Belfast In 1971 Were 'Entirely Innocent', Coroner Rules
The coroner attributed nine of the 10 shootings to the British Army and said the use of force by soldiers had been "disproportionate".
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Football Army Football Head Coach Steps Down
Major Sean Birchnall won both the Inter Services and the Southern Counties Cup during his spell in charge.
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News Mobile Army Field Dentistry Set Up In Response To COVID's Impact On Oral Health
The mobile tented dental facility has been travelling around bases treating personnel, some of who are about to deploy overseas.
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Diversity Army BAME conference encouraging active anti-racism
One aspect of the event will explain why it is 'not enough not to be racist'.
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Mental Health Mental Health Awareness Week: Forces Wellbeing Group Hosting Online Events
A new support group within 1st (UK) Division is running a range of activities remotely this week.