Army Cadet Attacked at Bus Stop After Selling Poppies
An Army Cadet has suffered burns in an unprovoked attack after selling poppies for Remembrance Day.
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Army The Incredible Forces Story Behind Winnie the Pooh
A bear adopted and trained by a Canadian soldier during the First World War was the real-life inspiration for Winnie the Pooh.
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Army Chaplain General Visits Northern Ireland
Reverend Dr David Coulter has visited the Royal Irish Regiment in Northern Ireland.
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Army US Military Tests Remote Control Navy in Project: Autonomous Swarm
US Military are using Mars Rover technology to control multiple vessels under computer control to provide protection and attack capability.
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Army Voices of the First World War
In this centenary year since the start of the First World War the sacrifice of countless troops is very much at the heart of the ...
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Army The Last Man Out of Camp Bastion
The last man out of Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, Wing Commander Matt Radnall, Royal Air Force Regiment arrived home on British soil, returning ...
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Army London Bus Features in Poppy Appeal
Celebrities including Barbara Windsor and magician Troy have taken part in a one-day mass poppy sale in London. Military personnel have been ...
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Army Guilty Verdict for Richard Farrell
A soldier found guilty of murdering his comrade in a vicious attack at their barracks in Shropshire has been sentenced to life in prison ...
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Army The Royal British Legion Industries and The Poppy Appeal
Kate Wathall visits the RBLI (Royal British Legion Industry) to see the work they do and how they support the Poppy appeal.
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Army Cricket and the Military
David Morgan is the new president of the MCC taking over from Mike Gattiing for the 2014/15 season.
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Army Royal Irish Veteran Sets up Charity
Ranger Andy Allen of the 1 Royal Irish lost both his legs in a bomb blast in Afghanistan in July 2008.
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Army Committee Recommends More Mental Health Resources
The House of Commons Defence Committee has recommended more resources should be devoted to address mental health issues in the military.
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Army Gone But Not Forgotten: Unidentified VAD's
90,000 volunteers worked at home and abroad during World War One.
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Army Scots Dragoon Guards Train in Cyprus
Soldiers from the Scots Dragoon Guards have been on exercise in Cyprus preparing for their new light cavalry role next year. After years ...
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Army Government Criticised Over Military Covenant
Medical experts have accused the Government of failing to honour its promise to care for armed forces veterans injured in Britain's wars in ...
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RAF 'British Schindler' The Man Who Saved Hundreds of Children From Nazis
Sir Winton received the Czech Republic’s highest state honour in August of 2014 having saved hundreds of mostly Jewish children from the ...