Harlequins rugby team take on Gurkhas' gruelling 72-hour training camp
The camp challenged the athletes physically, mentally and psychologically.
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Army Soldiers from 2 Yorks 'take over' Swindon and test uncrewed vehicles
Troops deployed drones and uncrewed vehicles on the streets of Swindon as part of LIVEX 23.
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Exercises Record number of international armies take on Nato's toughest patrolling test
Exercise Cambrian Patrol is in its 64th year with 2023 seeing a record number of international armies stepping up.
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Army Record-breaking Polar Preet wins Explorer of the Year Award
Captain Harpreet Chandi broke two Guinness World Records on her polar expedition.
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Technology British Army and RAF's new 'broadband for the battlefield' explained
Trinity, a deployable tactical Wide Area Network (WAN), will look to deliver a secure and state-of-the-art battlefield internet capability.
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Army First Fusiliers in Estonia perform haka to mark Fiji Day
First Fusiliers celebrate Fiji Day while on deployment in Estonia.
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Land vehicles Challenger 3: Could the tank's weight be a problem in war?
RUSI's Doctor Jack Watling suggests the new 66-tonne Challenger 3 main battle tank could be too heavy.
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Rugby League Army star Carrie Roberts helps York Valkyrie to first-ever Women's Super League Grand Final win
Four Army players were involved in the Women's Rugby League final between York Valkyrie and Leeds Rhinos.
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Army Soldiers set world record for greatest number of countries crossed on foot
The troops aimed to cross six countries in seven days.
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Nato Two hundred British Army troops arrive in Kosovo for Nato peacekeeping mission
Soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment are joining a 400-strong British contingent already in Kosovo.
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Weapons and Kit Archer: First of Army's next-gen wheeled artillery system arrives in Britain
Designed by BAE Systems, the Archer's simplicity and impressive rate of fire makes it a formidable opponent on the battlefield.
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Feature Six Triple Eight: The pioneering black women who made US military history
BFBS Forces News pays homage to the predominantly black military women whose vital work during WW2 has largely gone unnoticed
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Technology Armed Forces' CBRN defences boosted by new £88m chemical sensor deal
Three new sensors will be developed by the Smiths Detection Group by 2028
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Cyprus Troops' 'exemplary' conduct hailed amid violent confrontation in Cyprus buffer zone
Household Cavalry soldiers have returned to the UK after a successful, but eventful UN deployment to Cyprus
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Army Nine alleged rapes reported at Army Foundation College in Harrogate
The Army says it is committed to rooting out all forms of inappropriate behaviour and has a zero-tolerance policy on sexual offences.
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Army Iron Titan: British Army's largest land exercise for 20 years incorporates lessons from Ukraine
How lessons from Russia's invasion of Ukraine have brought home the importance of supply, logistics and endurance.