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The Duchess of Cambridge turns interviewer as RBL marks 100 years
The Duchess was joined by a 98-year-old Second World War veteran and ten-year-old Cub Scout at the Royal Hospital Chelsea.
HMS Formidable receives a good luck blessing as her keel is laid
A symbolic coin was placed in the ship's keel block – a long tradition aimed to act as a blessing for good luck, fortune and safe voyages.
Sky Shield: Kuwaiti air defence force tests Patriot missiles
Across the dry, arid expanse of Kuwait, its military forces conducted a live-fire test of the US-made Patriot missile system as part of an advanced counter-drone exercise.
Lucy Farrow scores twice as UKAF overcome resilient Irish
A much-improved Irish proved to be a test for UKAF.
Putin's nemesis: Nato shows off drone system used in Ukraine
US and Polish soldiers have been demonstrating the Merops drone interceptor – an American-made counter-UAV system that's been proving its worth in Ukraine - taking out 1,000 Russian drones.
Para killed in Ukraine served with honour and distinction, says PM
Sir Keir Starmer says Lance Corporal George Hooley of the Parachute Regiment, who was killed in an accident in Ukraine, served with honour and distinction in the cause of freedom and democracy.
Say hello to the helis that don't have any crew members
From converted Black Hawks to Chinook lookalikes, the era of the uncrewed helicopter is here, with the United States, the UK and China all investing in a mix of semi- or fully autonomous rotary wing aircraft.
Military set to make a quantum leap on the battlefield
Quantum science is ground-breaking in terms of its medical applications, but defence is set to use it too in a number of applications, from unmasking stealth jets and looking through camo netting to seeing around corners to spot an enemy.
Atlantic Bastion: The force defending undersea assets
The UK has unveiled a new advanced hybrid naval force, pairing together traditional crewed vessels with autonomous uncrewed systems, to protect undersea cables and pipelines from Russia.
Nato mine group conducts joint training in Baltic Sea
Throughout the exercise, naval forces, divers, and mine countermeasure teams from allied nations practised joint operations, including detecting and neutralising underwater threats and responding to disruptions affecting vital communication lines.
Scots Guards get Nato honour for service in Kosovo
The Duke of Edinburgh has presented Nato operational service medals to soldiers from 1st Battalion the Scots Guards at Catterick Garrison following their two-month deployment to Kosovo on Operation Elgin.
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