Army could be new silent service as it develops tactically quieter electric vehicles
Project Lurcher is the first step towards making the Army's vehicles not only environmentally friendly, but more operationally capable.
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Tri-Service Heavy-lift drones: With no human lives at risk, could they replace the helicopter?
Drones are being developed that can carry increasingly heavy payloads, so what could this mean for the helicopter and its human crew?
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Weapons and Kit RPG-7: The iconic Soviet weapon used by soldiers, terrorists and militias around the world
This Cold War-era weapon is still in widespread use on the modern battlefield due to its robust design and innovative shaped charge warhead.
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USA We're sending more military aid to Ukraine but we know it's not enough, admits US
Missiles, artillery and small arms munitions are being supplied to Kyiv, but Republicans are putting a brake on attempts to send more.
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Land vehicles Arctic drift: Learning how to drive a BV 206 tracked transporter on the snow and ice in Norway
See how military personnel take on the challenge of driving this all-terrain vehicle in the harsh winter conditions of the Arctic.
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Gaming Play more video games forces personnel told, as MOD recognises benefits of eSports
Members of the Armed Forces are being encouraged to play more games as their skills can be put to good use in their real-world roles too.
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Nato Water under the bridge, but tanks over as Nato engineers put river-crossing skills to the test
The crossing of the Vistula River was part of Exercise Dragon, which falls under Steadfast Defender – Nato's largest exercise in decades.
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Weapons and Kit DragonFire: New footage of £10-a-shot laser weapon that could be in UK military in five years
It's cheap to use and deadly accurate, being capable of hitting a target the size of a one-pound coin from a kilometre away.
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Special forces Ship killers: Ukraine's mysterious Group 13 special forces unit terrorising Russian warships
The special forces unit known only as Group 13 has claimed responsibility for attacking Moscow's most modern warships.
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Ukraine UK to deliver more than 10,000 drones as part of £325m package for Ukraine
Drones are vital to Ukraine's war effort, being used to target enemy positions, hardware and warships both on land and at sea.
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Military Life Not fighting fit: How the military is attempting to deal with an epidemic of injuries
The Royal Navy wants to work out whether an individual's physical training needs to be amended to boost their muscular and skeletal fitness.
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Land vehicles Tank Museum's archive manuals help firm replenish armoured vehicle tracks for Ukraine
The museum in Bovington provided resources for William Cook Defence Limited to reverse-engineer Soviet-era tracks for Ukraine.
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Ukraine Watch: Dramatic moment Russian warship explodes in Special Forces drone attack
The Ukrainian Special Forces unit known only as Group 13 said it destroyed the Sergei Kotov, which belonged to Russia's Black Sea Fleet.
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Weapons and Kit Revealed: MOD's full kit list and how it compares to recent years
The MOD has provided the latest information on the numbers, types of equipment, and formations of the UK Armed Forces.
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USA Futuristic US Marine Corps combat drone completes second test flight under Project Eagle
The XQ-58A Valkyrie is an unmanned air vehicle that was tested at the Eglin Air Force Base in Florida.
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Navy Delayed Type 26 frigate programme can claw back lost time, minister says
The Type 26 frigates are expected to begin service with the Navy from October 2028, a year later than initially planned.