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The Gazelle helicopter operated by the Army Air Corps is due to be retired from service on 31 October.

British Army Gazelles make farewell flypast before retirement

The first regiment flying the British Army’s new Apache AH-64E attack helicopter has been declared ready for frontline duty (Picture: British Army).

British Army's 3 Regiment Army Air Corps ready to fly new Apache on frontline

The UK's first Protector aircraft on the runway in the US during its maiden flight 280920 CREDIT RAF

RAF Protector: What is this aircraft and what can it do?

The Ranger Regiment have been training demolition skills in Somerset.

It's a blast: Ranger Regiment soldiers practise explosive techniques in disused quarry

4 Regiment Army Air Corp Gazelle conducted winter training in the mountainous region above Bardufoss, Norway 030306 CREDIT MOD

Goodbye Gazelle: Helicopter retiring from Army Air Corps after 49 years

A Norwegian soldier of the Telemark Battalion, fires the HK416 with blank rounds toward a simulated target at Al Asad Air Base, Iraq, June 13, 2020 CREDIT US DoD U.S. Army photo by Spc. Derek Mustard

HK416: The special ops forces rifle used by Navy Seals and Delta Force

RAF Protector aircraft 231023 CREDIT MOD

Protector: RAF's new drone begins trials in the UK

Close up of a drone flying 111023 CREDIT BFBS

Anti-drone system operating in Ukraine '90%' successful in detecting Russian drones

RCM 748 Tracked Rapier on loan for Cambrian Patrol 121023 CREDIT BFBS.jpg

The farmer renting out tanks and missile launchers to make British Army training more realistic

US F-35B jet landing on HMS Prince of Wales in the carrier's first SRVL landing

US F-35 completes first shipborne rolling vertical landing on HMS Prince of Wales