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Soldiers and aircrew practise realistic missions in Ex Greyhound Thunder
In Exercise Greyhound Thunder, 18 Squadron, 27 Squadron and 3 Para undertook a progressive training programme that increased in realism and complexity at RAF Odiham Airfield. The exercise culminated in several realistic day and night missions.
Uncovering legacy of hell ship Hōfuku Maru for future generations
More than eight decades after it sank, the location of hell ship Hōfuku Maru has been discovered off the coast of San Narciso in the Philippines giving closure to the families of those who died.
On board Cherkasy: Ukraine's former Royal Navy minehunter
Step aboard Ukrainian Navy minehunter Cherkasy to see how its crew identifies suspected mines and prepares the former HMS Shoreham for its new role.
Bye bye bearskin, hello Cyprus as Welsh Guards land new duty
Soldiers from 1st Battalion, The Welsh Guards have arrived at RAF Akrotiri as they begin their two-year stint in Cyprus, taking over from 1st Battalion, The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment as the Resident Infantry Battalion in Episkopi
Apaches could end up flying with a new type of wingman
The Anduril Thunder, which was launched at the Farnborough International Air show, is a hybrid-electric tilt-rotor drone that was designed to fly alongside crewed helicopters like the AH-64 Apache
Afghan data breach: MOD's no comment approach 'won't wash'
Sensitivity surrounding Special Forces operations should not be used to avoid scrutiny in relation to the 2022 data breach, a Defence Select Committee report has said, and calls for greater scrutiny. Committee chair Tan Dhesi spoke to BFBS Forces New
British Army tennis players dominate on Wimbledon's grass courts
The Army won titles in the men's and women's team events and their top-seeded men's player clinching the men's singles title
The very manoeuvrable Saab Gripen fighter jet
BFBS Forces News spoke to Captain Jan Ratz from 211 Squadron in the Czech air force about the aircraft and the advantages of using it at the Farnborough International Airshow.
How survival training helps return personnel to the fight
Staff from the Defence Survive, Evade, Resist, Extract Training Organisation teach personnel from all branches of the military to cope with emergencies such as ditching in the sea and avoiding enemy hunter teams on land
The autonomous attack aircraft designed to fly alongside Apache
Anduril UK’s Richard Drake explains how groups of autonomous Thunder aircraft could accompany an Apache, carry additional weapons and allow its crew to operate farther from the fighting
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