Princess Royal opens new Nato communications hub for 280 Signal Squadron
The £35m site in Stafford gives the British Army's only unit permanently assigned to Nato a new home and a new base for alliance operation
Xenia Zubova is a multilingual journalist covering global defence and security, with an interest in Ukraine, the environment and LGBTQ+ issues. She speaks four languages and has a master's degree in International Conflict. Her reporting has ranged from interviewing Second World War veterans at D-Day anniversary events in Normandy, to speaking with Ukrainian female soldiers, hackers and medics on the frontline of a modern war.
The £35m site in Stafford gives the British Army's only unit permanently assigned to Nato a new home and a new base for alliance operation
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Two helicopter units, one British and one French, brought Chinooks and Fennecs together at RAF Odiham for a week of joint flying
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Communities across the UK have until 31 March to apply for support ahead of this year's national Armed Forces Day in Aldershot
Kate handed out shamrock sprigs to soldiers, veterans, and cadets as she joined the Irish Guards for their annual St Patrick's Day parade
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US Central Command said the refuelling aircraft was lost in friendly airspace, and that the loss was not caused by hostile fire or friendly ...
B-1 Lancers, capable of carrying 24 cruise missiles, arrived in Gloucestershire on 6 and 7 March
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For years, when Britain sent forces into harm's way, Argus was the ship that made sure there was somewhere to bring the wounded back to
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