Gurkha veteran who scaled Everest ready to inspire others to conquer own mountain
Hari Budha Magar became the first double above-knee amputee to scale the world's highest peak, but that wasn't enough to satisfy him.
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Land vehicles Combat vehicles showcased by BAE ahead of delivery to armed forces around the world
The British defence giant has produced a new CV90 variant and Beowulf vehicle, intended for Slovakia, the Czech Republic and the US.
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Army KFOR: The Nato task force that's been keeping the peace in Kosovo for 25 years
KFOR has remained in place since 1999 to ensure peace continues between the ethnic Serbs and Albanians in Kosovo.
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Army British Army officer honoured with first pitch at pro baseball game in Washington
Colonel Paul Bates threw the ball at annual UK-US Friendship Day at Nationals Park, the home of the Washington Nationals team.
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Cold War Ex-Royal Signals group fighting to keep Cold War-era vehicle collection together
The team members are looking to acquire charitable status to secure funding that will enable the communications vehicles to stay together.
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King Charles King praises the 'vital work' of the Irish Guards ahead of central role in Trooping the Colour
The King's words of praise came as he presented new colours to Number 9 and 12 Companies, Irish Guards.
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Army Lib Dems lay out manifesto aim to bring regular troop numbers back to more than 100,000
The Liberal Democrats say keeping the UK secure should be the first priority of any government, which must always take defence seriously.
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Royals King presents new colours to the Irish Guards at Windsor Castle ahead of birthday parade
New colours were presented to No 9 and No 12 Company of 2nd Battalion the Irish Guards.
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Army In pictures: Household Division ready for Trooping the Colour after Colonel's Review
The Colonel's Review is the final rehearsal ahead of the most important date in the military's ceremonial calendar.
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Royals Colonel Kate: Princess of Wales writes letter to Irish Guards expressing her pride
The Princess of Wales said being Colonel of the Irish Guards remains a great honour and apologised for missing the Colonel's Review.
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Army Fusiliers' historic animal mascot statue unveiled by the Duke of Kent at Warwick Castle
The statue of the Indian black buck antelope was created by sculptor Knox Field and unveiled by Prince Edward.
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D-Day Guardsman brings his D-Day veteran grandfather's bagpipes back to the beaches
Lance Sergeant Dougie Warren played his grandfather's bagpipes during the wreath-laying ceremony in Ver-sur-Mer, near Gold Beach.
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Hockey Shootout success for British Army Blades ice hockey team against Royal Navy Destroyers
A tense Army v Navy clash in Sheffield saw the reigning champions escape with a shootout win.
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Cricket British Army take on England Disability Team ahead of busy summer campaign
The England Physical Disability Cricket Team enjoyed success against the Army in their annual T20 clash.
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D-Day Royal Marine praises the 'mind-blowing' achievements of D-Day veterans on Sword Beach
Major Andrew Atkinson, Squadron Commander of 47 Commando, hails the achievement of the troops who landed on D-Day.
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Army Cavalry horses injured in London escape well enough to take part in Trooping the Colour
Three of the five horses that were hurt when they bolted after being spooked will be on duty for the King's birthday parade.