Women Empowering Defence brings together hundreds of delegates to inspire the future
More than 600 people from across the public and private sectors attended the conference held in Central London.
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D-Day Never-before-seen colourised photos of British Red Cross D-Day volunteers revealed
The images have been released to mark the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings
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Navy First woman to take command of a Royal Navy aircraft carrier, says newspaper
According to The Sun, Commander Claire Thompson will be taking the helm in 2025.
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Forces Charities Army veteran Sally Orange completes world's highest marathon dressed as a lemon
The Afghanistan veteran holds the Guinness World Record as the only person to complete a marathon in a fruit costume on every continent.
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D-Day The petite veteran who lied about her height so she could join up and support D-Day
Dorothea Barron faked her height so she could join the Wrens - and went on to help prepare the troops for the Normandy Landings.
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Invictus Games Invictus Games athlete's moving poem leaves Prince Harry teary-eyed
Michelle Turner and her family recited a poem at the Games' 10th anniversary service at St Paul's Cathedral, triggering a standing ovation.
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Women Soldier becomes first female in British Army to fully qualify as military farrier
Lance Bombardier Abbie Robinson-Wyss began specialising as a military farrier apprentice in 2020 and has
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Rugby Union Stress and success: Mixed emotions for Armed Forces rugby players' partners
Forces News spoke to three women who lifted the lid on what life is like during the Inter Service rugby union championships and beyond.
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Rugby Union RAF rugby star Amy Cokayne helps England seal third successive Grand Slam
England's Women's Six Nations campaign culminated with a Grand Slam-clinching win against title rivals France.
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Sport Army athlete wins Women's Pentathlon World Cup, eyeing Olympic glory in Paris
Kerenza Bryson was crowned UK Armed Forces Sportswoman of the Year just prior to winning gold.
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Women Defence Women's Health Conference: We need a world where it's ok to say 'vulva'
Now we can talk about openly about mental health, let's remove stigma on women's health, say leaders in women's healthcare in the military.
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News Marching forward: First women to pass out at Sandhurst back on parade square
Female veterans who were the first to commission at RMAS have reunited on the historic parade square after 40 years.
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Women Transition to civilian life tougher for female veterans, charity study shows
Female veterans are more than twice as likely as their male counterparts to be economically inactive post-servie, a research study shows.
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Army Olympian Army major gets ready for 250km ultramarathon along with Judge Rinder
Heather Stanning's team is made up of three other British Army personnel plus British TV personality and barrister Robert Rinder.
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Women 'Pioneering' Wrens compare stories with personnel on visit to RNAS Yeovilton
The Somerset base hosted a visit from the Association of Women of the Royal Navy Service.
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Feature Retired fighter pilot Killer Chick inspires future generations of female pilots with extraordinary story of heroism
Previously uncomfortable being defined by her gender, Colonel Kim Campbell now sees its value.