Battle of Britain plotter recalls seeing Churchill looking on - wreathed in cigar smoke
Kay Thomas, who was based at RAF Uxbridge in 1940, is one of the last remaining women to have served during the Battle of Britain.
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Women Inspirational veterans mark 80 years of vital work on International Women's Day
The event organised by the Taxi Charity for Military Veterans honoured the huge contribution women made during the Second World War.
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Opinion Military leaders have failed to create inclusive culture for women, time for accountability
Former Royal Navy Commodore Steve Prest says challenging unacceptable behaviour isn't woke, it's just what grown-ups do.
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Army Jaysley Beck dreamt of military career, but silent battle of harassment led to tragic death
A coroner has recorded a conclusion of suicide at the inquest of the teenage soldier found hanged in Larkhill Camp, Wiltshire, in December ...
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News RAF corporal looks at policy on unacceptable behaviour as part of New Zealand exchange
The UK-New Zealand exchange programme offers a unique opportunity for personnel to learn from an allied air force.
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Women Oscars nomination for film that celebrates the extraordinary women of the Six Triple Eight
The Netflix film tells the extraordinary story of the predominantly black women of 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion.
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WWII Second World War veteran who helped bring down Nazi V-1 flying bombs turns 100
Mrs Amy Wein joined the Women's Auxiliary Air Force at the age of just 17.
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Army Charity Adams: The story of the highest-ranked black female officer of Second World War
Lieutenant Colonel Charity Adams was the first officer of colour to lead a female battalion overseas during a time of war.
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Sport Female team of Royal Navy sailors joined by dolphins on World's Toughest Row
HMS Oardacious Valkyries are currently making their way from the Canary Islands to Antigua.
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Sport Military teams battle big waves on the Atlantic rollercoaster during World's Toughest Row
Lieutenant Commander Ali Aindow spoke to BFBS Radio from the Atlantic as the Royal Navy's ocean rowing team continued in the race.
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Sport Military teams continue to battle tricky weather on the World's Toughest Row
Four military teams are battling the elements to race across the Atlantic Ocean in the World's Toughest Row.
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Army Sports bra fittings roll out across Army garrisons to support servicewomen
The message is that a sports bra should be viewed as an essential kit not simply a piece of underwear.
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Army Officer Cadet-in-waiting begins Atlantic solo row record bid for Team Forces
If she completes her challenge she will be the first female (and youngest person) to row 3,600 nautical miles (4,100 miles) to French Guiana ...
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Navy 'Armchair admirals' blasted for comments on female captain's gender after ship sinking
Former Royal Navy officer Commander Yvonne Gray was praised for saving lives after a New Zealand naval ship sunk.
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Opinion Armed Forces need the right people in the right places to end bullying and misogyny
Sarah Atherton says the Armed Forces need the right people in the right places to change misogyny and bullying in the military.
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Feature Family's pride as veteran, 99, honoured by two generations of female air force personnel
RAF and USAF women joined forces to celebrate Stella Brecht's pioneering WAAF service and legacy for female aviators.