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Trench warfare: Op Interflex prepares Ukrainians for the battlefield
In woodlands across eastern England, hundreds of Ukrainian recruits are learning to fight in the trenches - a style of fighting seen in the First World War - and in Ukraine.
Newest batch of Gurkha recruits arrive in UK
Known as "the boys", ahead of them lies nine months of basic and specialised infantry training that will turn them into elite fighting warriors and members of one of the most admired military units on the planet.
RAF and Army evenly matched in feisty Inter Services clash
The Royal Air Force and the British Army clashed at The New Saints FC in Oswestry where the game ended in a goalless draw
Royal Marines conduct night-time boarding operations
During the exercise, Royal Marines from 42 Commando carried out boarding drills on the auxiliary ship SD Northern River at Devonport naval base ahead of joining the Special Operations Component of Nato's Allied Reaction Force.
Lamprey: The undersea drone that hitches a ride into battle
Lockheed Martin's Lamprey Multi‑Mission Autonomous Undersea Vehicle uses integrated docking anchors to attach itself to any surface vessel or submarine, catching a ride to carry its payload right where it's needed.
We're on the frontline in undersea warfare, expert warns
Professor Pete Roberts explained that Russian attacks on data cables, energy and gas supplies, as well as the UK's natural geography, put Britain in Moscow’s sights when it comes to undersea threats.
Army judo encourage more servicewomen to take to the mat
The latest Army Judo Championships have helped launch a drive to encourage more servicewomen to take to the mat
Chinook crash victim's widow issues appeal to Starmer
Former Army nurse Gaynor Tobias lost her husband, Lieutenant Colonel John Tobias, in the Mull of Kintyre Chinook disaster. She urged the Prime Minister to give the families of those who died answers as to what happened.
Exercise Winter Camp tests Nato battlegroups in Estonia
UK battlegroup trains alongside Estonian, US and French forces on Exercise Winter Camp.
How PTIs and avatars are making the Navy fit for war
Scientific researchers joined forces with PTIs and set about designing a warm-up routine to protect personnel from injury.
Shahed: The adaptable drone wreaking havoc in Ukraine
The Iranian-made Shahed and its Russian brother, the Geran-2, have dominated the war in Ukraine and terrorised Ukrainian cities. Simon Newton explains how the Shahed-136 drone has become one of the most adaptable platforms that the Russians have.
























































