Survive, evade, resist: How the Armed Forces are taught to return them to the fight
The experienced staff of the Defence Survive, Evade, Resist, Extract Training Organisation teach personnel from all branches of the military
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Politics PM hugely impressed with British forces, pledging to get the up-to-date kit they need
Andy Burnham praised personnel as he acknowledged his duty is to make sure they have the equipment they require so they can do their job
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Tri-Service Armed Forces at work: Take a look at some stunning images from land, sea and air
The courage and commitment, tenacity and technology of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Army and Royal Air Force on display – in pictures
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Sport Army's Nathan Pearce among military personnel in big roles at Commonwealth Games
It's not just the spotlight action that involved the military in Glasgow
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Sport Army volleyball dominate at first-ever beach Crown Services tournament
The first-ever event was held in Weymouth with the Army looking dominant
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Invictus Games Heading for South Korea: Daejeon announced as first Asian host city of Invictus Games for 2029
The city was chosen ahead of five other bids for the event in three years time.
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Nato UK has 'stepped up' to fill gaps in Nato left by US, alliance's top British officer says
In a wide-ranging interview, Air Chief Marshal Sir John Stringer spoke about defence spending, Ukraine and innovation
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Families Satisfaction with service family life rises slightly, annual attitude survey finds
The report provides information on the experiences and attitudes towards various aspects of service life, comparing this year with previous ...
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Sport British Army athletes shine as they do the Inter Services double at a sun-drenched Aldershot
Army men and women enjoy track and field success at Inter Services Athletics Championships
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Politics 'Absolutely not': Retired US Army officer says UK has failed to learn lessons from Ukraine
Lieutenant General (Ret'd) Ben Hodges told the committee that there is still no sense of urgency in preparing for future conflict
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Sport British Army beat Royal Navy in thriller to retain Rundle Cup polo trophy
It was a Rundle Cup clash to remember in Tidworth
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Sport Dominant Army men crowned water polo winners as Navy women cling on to their title
Army men power to a third successive title as Senior Service women do enough to retain their crown
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Invictus Games Addictive and thrilling: Pickleball could be the Invictus Games' next landmark sport
The sport was featured at the Invictus Games One Year to Go event in Birmingham
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Women Fit for the fight: MOD spends 10 years and £20m researching women's bodies
After years of research based on men, servicewomen get detailed advice on training, nutrition, sleep, contraception and injury prevention
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Tri-Service How cyber can hack air defences, bring down a leader and plunge a city into darkness
Many people associate the word with updates and IT systems, but on the battlefield, cyber is extending the capabilities of modern warfare
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Invictus Games All aboard! Spirit of Invictus heads to Birmingham to mark one year until games
The special train will bring the spirit of the Invictus Games to thousands of passengers over the next 12 months