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The best moments of 2022 | Forces Sport | 24 December

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This week's festive episode highlights the very best of Forces Sport in 2022.

UK Armed Forces need to be ready to 'deter, fight and win', Chief of the Defence Staff says

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Chief of the Defence Staff Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton has said he will focus on the military’s readiness, its people and the modernisation of the Armed Forces during his tenure.

From combat pill packs to mobile surgery: Army medic on new frontline medical care

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Army medic explains battlefield combat care upgrades at DSEI.

Knighton addresses concerns over F-35A's stealth capability

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The RAF is set to acquire 12 F-35A aircraft, which are capable of carrying nuclear weapons, but there are concerns over how they would be integrated without comprising the jet's stealth capability, Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton has warned.

The Beast and the Orca make a splash at DSEI

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From the Gemini Beast to the stealthy Orca, BFBS Forces News takes a closer look at the fast boats on show at the DSEI trade show in London.

PWRR soldiers honour their forebears' action at Salerno

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Soldiers from 1st Battalion The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment marked the 82nd anniversary of the Salerno landings in Italy with an intense physical training session in Cyprus.

Rain-affected Army Cricket Final ends in historic tie

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The Army Major Unit title has been shared with 30 Signal Regiment and the 1 Royal School of Mechanical Engineering after rain stopped play in Aldershot.

Jaysley suffered cumulative effect of abuse, says lawyer

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Gunner Jaysley Beck, who was found dead in her accommodation at Larkhill Camp in 2021, was under "intolerable pressure" from her chain of command and had no faith her complaints would be dealt with effectively, a lawyer for her family has said.

AI-controlled swarms tipped to be the future of drone warfare

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Ukraine is believed to have used a drone swarm controlled by artificial intelligence in combat for the first time, heralding their wider use in the war - with Russia thought to be not far behind in exploiting this technology.