RAF trainees building parts by hand to keep aircraft in the sky

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The RAF's trainee metalsmiths have been practising knocking parts together the old fashioned way, with skills dating back years that could see hand-made parts fitted to fighter jets.

Parachutists land on one of the Royal Navy's aircraft carriers

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Tim Cooper was on the ground for BFBS Forces News as a group of Royal Navy parachutists landed on one of the Royal Navy's two aircraft carriers.

Old-tech aircraft being used to destroy high-tech drones

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Ukrainian Army Aviation is using 1970s Yakovlev Yak-52 trainers to either shoot down Russian drones or tip them out of the sky

HMS Prince of Wales gets ready to lead UK Carrier Strike Group

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The Royal Navy flagship is being supplied with ammunition before it journeys on to the High North and North Atlantic.

Could RAF Lossiemouth become a Russian nuclear target in a High North war?

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A defence academic has raised a stark scenario involving one of the RAF's most important bases.

Royal Navy win back-to-back Inter Services titles at Allianz Stadium

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The Royal Navy beat the Army 36-41 to win the Inter Service title at Allianz Stadium, going back-to-back for the first time since 1974

Women 's body armour offering more comfort - and protection

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NP Aerospace, a Coventry-based company, is manufacturing 2,000 sets of women's body armour that the MOD has purchased to send to Ukraine. The question is, however, when will the British servicewomen receive them?

How facing Canada forced this British Army rugby team to elevate their game

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The British Army women faced the Canada U20s in Aldershot, a new challenge for the Inter Service champions as the team looks to take their rugby game to the next level

All the gen on pace sticking: From the soles of parade boots to unofficial skits

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The pace-stick is an aid to drill, but as the pace-sticking competition in Catterick shows, it is also a precise art.

'Light at the end of the tunnel' for personnel and veterans in hearing loss judgement

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Stephen Hambridge was awarded £500,000 after being diagnosed with noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus during his service in the British Army in 2012, leading to a permanent medical downgrade which ultimately ended his military career.

Beneath the waves: Russia’s shadowy GUGI submarines and their espionage missions

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GUGI are effectively Russia's Special Forces of the sea, capable of carrying out extreme deep sea operations.