Tributes Paid To 'Fun-Loving and Fiercely Loyal' Soldier
Members of the British Army have paid tribute to Fusilier Sam Brownridge, who died last week while deployed in Estonia.
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Army Coronavirus: How The Military Runs Mobile Testing Units
The military has helped carry out nearly half a million tests since the start of the coronavirus crisis.
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Army Chief Of The Defence Staff Denies Army Cuts Reports
General Sir Nick Carter denied reports that the size of the Army may be reduced to 50,000.
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Army British Army Soldier Dies In Estonia
An Army spokesperson said a "full investigation is underway" following the death of Fusilier Sam Brownridge.
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Army Soldiers Conduct Mock Battle And Mine Clearing In Op Cabrit Preparations
Personnel from 5 RIFLES were due to be on exercise in Canada, but are instead preparing for a NATO deployment by training in the UK.
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Cyprus Coronavirus Forces Cancellation Of 2 Mercian Memorial Pilgrimage
For the first time in nearly 100 years, troops have cancelled an annual journey to Derbyshire, instead holding a church service in Cyprus.
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News Multiple Army Sports To Restart After COVID-19 Lockdown
Five sports within the service are set to resume, with RAF and Navy sport yet to make similar moves.
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Army New Recruits Pass Out At Army Training Regiment Winchester
The 89 new recruits had to complete nine weeks of training online because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Afghanistan How Has Coronavirus Impacted British Troops Deployed To Afghanistan?
It comes as doctors in Afghanistan are warning the country's health services are struggling to cope with cases of COVID-19.
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Army Army Records Most Successful Recruitment Year Since 2015
The figures show the British Army has also exceeded its target set by the Public Accounts Committee in 2019.
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Sport 2020 Army Sports Awards Cancelled
Organisers said the next Army Sports Awards will take place in November 2021.
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Cyprus Coronavirus: 2 Mercian's Cyprus Tour Extended Due To Pandemic
The extension means 480 soldiers will remain in the Mediterranean until the end of the year.
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Forces Charities Soldier Cycles 100km A Day In June For Charity Challenge
Staff Sergeant Dave Jarvis helped to raise funds for the Royal Signals Charity on the centenary of its birth.
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Sport Army Triathlete One Step Closer To Returning To Competition
Captain Katrina Matthews is one of the military's top triathletes and has been keeping busy during the lockdown break.
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Army Royal Signals Centenary: How The Corps Has Evolved
The Royal Corps of Signals was formed in 1920 and has been at the forefront of military technology since then.
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News Coronavirus Testing Capacity Boosted With More Than 1,700 Extra Military Personnel
Some 140 mobile testing units will also be added as the military continues to play a "vital" role in the UK's response to COVID-19.