Japan and Canada tipped to become potential partners as tri-nation Aukus pact expands
Japan and Canada could be set to join Aukus' Pillar Two programme, strengthening defence in not just the Indo-Pacific, but the Arctic.
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Navy Patrol ship HMS Tamar ready for busy week after arriving in Tonga for first time
Both Tamar and sister ship HMS Spey are stationed in the Indo-Pacific region as part of the UK's commitment to the region.
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Boxing Triple success for military boxers in early rounds of National Amateur Championships
Two Army boxers and one from the Royal Navy have made their way through to the next round of the tournament.
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Navy Royal Navy ship to be deployed to help Gaza aid effort amid £9.7m boost to funding
The vessel is not being named for operational security reasons, but news of her deployment comes as a new £9.7m aid package was announced.
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Navy 'Overworked and underpaid' Royal Fleet Auxiliary members vote to strike
The ballot follows the rejection of a 4.5% pay offer which the Nautilus International union said fell far below the rate of inflation.
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Navy Royal Navy warship seizes nearly £17m of cocaine in two raids in Caribbean Sea
HMS Trent deployed members of 47 Commando to intercept two drug-smuggling speedboats over two days.
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Boxing Military boxers set for key early bouts at England Boxing National Amateur Championships
Five Forces fighters will be in action at the pre-quarter final stage on Saturday.
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Navy HMS Tamar combats illegal fishing and drug trade in latest mission in Fijian waters
The Offshore Patrol Vessel has been working with local authorities and the Royal New Zealand Navy to combat illegal activity.
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Aircraft Last of the (flight) line: Final pair of US Marine Corps pilots convert to the Harrier II
While the USMC is switching to the F-35, it has still been training pilots to fly the AV-8B, although the latest two are the last.
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Nato Nato v Russia: How their armed forces would stack up in the event of a global conflict
As Nato celebrates its 75th anniversary, we look at how the combined forces of the 32 member states compare to Russia's.
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Royal Marines Commandos' new £10m snowmobiles will enhance Arctic lethality for elite force
The Royal Marines will benefit from a £10m investment in Lynx Brutal Over Snow Reconnaissance Vehicles.
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Uniform Sikh soldiers mix history and tradition when wearing a turban in the British Army
Sikh soldiers continue the proud 500-year-old tradition of wearing the turban, and one Army officer explains the rules behind the headdress.
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Afghanistan TV series featuring Royal Navy photographer's work on Kabul evacuation nominated for Bafta
Ben Shread won Royal Navy Photographer of the Year for his images of Op Pitting and his work also features in C4 documentary Evacuation.
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Arctic/Antarctic Dogs of war: Commandos harness huskies for resupply exercise behind enemy lines
Members of the Commando Logistic Regiment and Commando Helicopter Force used the cold weather sled dogs to bring in supplies.
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Navy HMS Richmond back safe in Plymouth after shooting down drones in the Red Sea
The frigate spent nearly six weeks around the Bab-al-Mandeb Strait and the Gulf of Aden as part of Operation Prosperity Guardian.
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Forces Charities Former commander of Britannia Royal Naval College passes away after short illness
Graham Robinson served in the Royal Navy for 35 years and was a major figure in the Armed Forces sporting community, also working for BFBS.