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UKAF Footballers Defeated In Final Kentish Cup Warm Up Match
The UK Armed Forces football team have lost their final warm-up game before this year's Kentish cup, which is due to kick off in just over a months time. They were beaten 4-0 by Bristol City's under 23s team.
Leonardo AW149: Medium-lift helicopter set to replace the ageing Puma fleet
BFBS Forces News got a glimpse of the new medium-lift helicopter for the British Armed Forces at the Farnborough International Air Show, where we spoke to a member of the Leonardo team to learn more about its capabilities.
New Jupiter helicopter makes first flight from RAF Akrotiri
The first of three new H145 Jupiter HC Mk2 helicopters has carried out its first flight from RAF Akrotiri, paving the way for the fleet to take up crisis response duties in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Unseen – and undervalued?
Britain's nuclear deterrent accounts for a quarter of total defence spending but its value to the public, and to our Nato allies, has historically been underpromoted. That's about to change.
HMS Prince of Wales leads carrier strike group on Exercise Neptune Strike
The UK's Carrier Strike Group is taking part in an annual exercise showcasing Nato's operational reach in one of its most strategically important and challenging regions: the High North.
All the gen on the Mossberg 590M shotgun
Corporal Luke O'Neill, B Company 1 Rifles, walks us through everything you need to know about the Mossberg shotgun.
Welcome to Australia: 21 nations join forces for Ex Pitch Black
On a picture-perfect day in Darwin, Australia, more than 14,000 kilometres from the UK, the sun is shining, the temperature is a warm 28 degrees and aircraft from 21 nations are zooming overhead for the start of Exercise Pitch Black 2026.
RAF swimmer hoping for Commonwealth Games success
The RAF corporal will represent Wales in the pool at Games
Saying goodbye to sailors - the ancient tradition of Navy committals
BFBS Forces News was granted rare access to film the moment loved ones said goodbye to their servicemen and women for the last time, in an age-old ritual that few people see.
1 PWRR ready for CBRN role in 4 Brigade ahead of leaving Cyprus
Soldiers from B Coy were selected to be part of one of two sub-units in the British Army that can respond to chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats. The unit spent weeks practising its response at Episkopi Garrison.
I'm absolutely heartbroken, Chinook crash victim's daughter says
Mrs Jenni Balmer-Hornby has told BFBS Forces News that she is "absolutely heartbroken" after a High Court judge ruled that a group of families of several victims cannot bring a legal claim against the Ministry of Defence.
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