Armed Forces pay increase: What it means for you and your questions answered
Military personnel will get a 5% pay rise with a consolidated £1,000 increase – but what does it mean?
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The Reserves Continuous Attitude Survey (ResCAS) asked reservists a number of questions about their satisfaction in the military.
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Politics Armed Forces personnel to get 5% pay rise – police officers to get 7%
The Government has announced that most public sector workers will get at least 6%.
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News Who decides if military personnel get a pay rise?
The Armed Forces Pay Review Body makes recommendations to the Government on what pay rise military personnel should get.
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Tri-Service Survey shows 45% of public want to see increase in size of Armed Forces
The majority of Britons (58%) maintain a favourable opinion of the nation's military with just 9% expressing a negative view.
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No final decision has been reached regarding any increase in public sector pay.
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Politics PM defends Government's investment in defence at Nato summit
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Veterans New jobs 'passport' will ease path to civvy street for injured or disabled ex-military
The passport will provide a transferable record of any workplace adjustments the service leaver may need.
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News JEF headquarters deploys to nuclear bunker in Iceland
British personnel have arrived at the Keflavik air base in Iceland for their latest tasking with the Joint Expeditionary Force.
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King Charles Military personnel ready to play key role in service to present King with crown jewels
More than 700 members of the Armed Forces will take part in a procession along the Royal Mile ahead of the ceremony.
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Army 'Nonsense' to claim head of Army has been forced out, Chief of Defence Staff says
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Sport Why are there so many Armed Forces personnel at Wimbledon?
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Politics MOD to cover personal life and injury insurance bill up to £150m for troops deployed on operations
The Ministry of Defence has brokered a new deal for its accident and life cover with insurer AIG.
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Aircraft Nausea, long trips and more: Memories of RAF workhorse the Hercules
The Hercules served in the RAF for 56 years and, over those years, thousands made memories in the aircraft that would last a lifetime.
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Army Joint Helicopter Command to evolve with focus on drones as Army chief unveils structural changes
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