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Household Cavalry horses get coronation-ready after annual leave in the countryside
Watch the Household Cavalry horses switch gears from holiday mode to getting fit for the King's coronation.
Best replacement for Defender? It's Defender, says JLR
Jaguar Land Rover is pitching its Defender Wolf Series II to replace the outgoing Land Rover fleet as part of the MOD's Light Mobility Vehicle programme
The Ministry of Defence is 'built to move slow', top official warns
Rupert Pierce, the newly appointed National Armaments Director, was put in post to drive change and innovation across the MOD. Now he is warning, the MOD's built-in risk aversion is stopping them move at the pace they need.
Bodyguard: How military personnel suit a career in close protection
Training as a close protection officer teaches certain skills in fine detail, with many crossing over with Armed Forces expertise. While plenty in this line of work have a military past, not every veteran makes it in this line of work.
Two games. Two wins. That’s the goal: Army head coach on RAF rugby decider
Army head coach sets his sights on Inter-Services glory: “We want to win it in style.”
Who’s most likely to? RAF women's rugby league players spill EVERYTHING
No one was safe in this rapid-fire teammate challenge… Find out who got called out!
Italian fighter jets destroy drone over Lithuania
Footage shows the remains of a drone which was downed over Lithuania
HMS Queen Elizabeth conducts first RAS for two years
One of the UK's two aircraft carriers has carried out her first replenishment at sea for the first time in two years. RFA Tidespring, a Tide-class tanker, provided HMS Queen Elizabeth with fuel.
Female reservist passing P Coy inspired by fallen friend
Lance Corporal Grace Cussons, the first female reservist to pass P Company, has paid tribute to her best friend, Life Guards Captain Lizzie Godwin, who died in a road traffic incident last year, saying she inspired her to succeed
Battle of Britain Day celebrated in Cyprus
The Station Commander at RAF Akrotiri says the Battle of Britain, which put paid to Hitler's invasion plans, is a chance to reflect on UK defence today
Submariners aiming for Royal Navy record on World's Toughest Row
Sailing under HMS Oardacious, the team, comprised solely of junior ranks, will attempt the 3,000-mile race across the Atlantic, rowing from La Gomera in the Canary Islands to the Caribbean Island of Antigua.
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