Army top brass hear stories of sexual harassment in service
The Army's lead officer for diversity and inclusion shared her own personal experience of being a victim of sexual harassment in the forces.
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Rugby Union British Army gains confidence boost after win against French Army
The British Army played in a friendly fixture against the French Army where they won decisively 27-12 in Aldershot.
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Forces Charities Grieving soldier tabs non-stop for two days for military charities – in memory of his mother
Corporal James Kirby from the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment tabbed for 154 miles.
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News Chancellor's defence plans will not regenerate hollowed out Army, Tobias Ellwood says
The former defence minister insisted further cash is needed given the world is 'sliding towards a new Cold War'.
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News King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery declared 'fit' for ceremonial duties
Members of the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery were inspected at Woolwich Barracks in London.
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Exercises British and Dutch marines 'drop in to' Exercise Joint Viking
Joint Viking brought thousands of troops from across the world together for one of the largest winter deployments to the High North.
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USA Hero dog Shimanski honoured as four-tour US Marine Corps veteran for 'unwavering courage'
Retired Marine Special Operations Command (MARSOC) Shimanski was honoured during the third annual Animals in War and Peace medal ceremony.
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Remembrance Wreath laid in honour of those who served in both World Wars on Commonwealth Day
The memories of those who served in the British Armed Forces from the Commonwealth were honoured in London.
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News Meet the new recruits from Army School of Bagpipe Music and Highland Drumming
'It's good to be part of history', says one new recruit after passing out after his basic training.
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Army Beards distract from our effectiveness and have nothing to do with kicking the enemy's ass, top US military chief says
A senior military adviser in the United States has described the debate around the army's shaving policy as a distraction from combat ...
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Army Coroner warns of danger of Army ceremonial daggers after double murder
A senior coroner has written to Defence Secretary Ben Wallace urging him to consider the "appropriateness" of such weapons given as gifts.
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Rugby Union Battling the snow: Royal Logistic Corps claim the women's crown on Army Inter Corps finals day
The Royal Logistic Corps beat the Royal Artillery 10-6 to win the women's Army Rugby Inter Corps title in Aldershot.
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Rugby Union Royal Engineers retain Army Inter Corps title after victory over Royal Logistic Corps
The Sappers of the Royal Engineers claim a 27-7 victory over the Royal Logistic Corps to retain their Army Inter Corps title.
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Royals In pictures: Kate dons camo and gets up close with Javelin missile during snow-covered drill
The Princess of Wales got involved with casualty extraction and medical scenario drills in the snow with the 1st Battalion Irish Guards.
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News UK must learn from Ukraine war and boost land warfare strength, Ellwood says
The review, just two years after the most recent Integrated Review, is an opportunity for Government to set out its economic and policy ...
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Women First female in top music role stresses importance of seeing women lead from the front
Major Lauren Petritz-Watts created regimental history by becoming the first-ever female Director of Music of the Welsh Guards Band.