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Portsmouth-based warship HMS Richmond has sailed for a routine 7-month Atlantic Patrol Tasking.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
His Royal Highness Prince Harry today opened the Royal Navy's newly-built £30 million centre of amphibious excellence in Plymouth.
Nottingham army reserves have used a D-Day landing craft to transport their equipment across a river to upgrade a scout group's island base.
Tributes have been paid to Sir John 'Sandy' Woodward, who has died aged 81.
The Ravens parachute display team joined bereaved Service families in Scarborough recently to offer them a heroes' welcome.
Recognition for Victoria Cross recipients and help for war memorial restoration announced to mark historic anniversary.
A memorial marking the crash site of an RAF aircrew has been flown onto a remote mountainside in the Highlands by an RAF Chinook helicopter.
The Fleet Air Arm Museum in Somerset is celebrating 60 years of Royal Navy helicopter search and rescue with a fabulous summer exhibition.
Soldiers from the Army Reserve in the West Midlands have been formally recognised for their service in Afghanistan.
A Royal Navy warship has been working alongside one of the US Navy's mighty aircraft carriers in the Gulf of Oman.
An RAF dentist in Afghanistan has successfully operated on a military working dog at Kandahar Air Field.
Air Chief Marshal Sir Andrew Pulford, a former Wessex and Chinook helicopter pilot, has taken up post as the new Chief of the Air Staff.
A Ministry of Defence Police dog and his handler have scooped a top award at the British Police and Services Canine Association Dog Trials.
Soldiers who trained the Afghan Army in bomb disposal have paraded through Saffron Walden in Essex to mark their return from Afghanistan.
An RAF search and rescue crew have carried out a daring mission to save a mother and her 2 young daughters trapped by a fast-rising river.
Some 140 soldiers at Kinloss Barracks are enjoying improved accommodation after the complete refurbishment of their living quarters.
Wounded soldiers have tried out for a place in the Rio 2016 Team GB Paralympics squad as part of the 'Front Line to Start Line' programme.
Armed Forces members and their families can benefit this summer from generous discounts available through the Defence Discount Service.
A battalion of Army reservists in Milton Keynes has opened its doors to visitors interested in joining up.
The Yorkshire Regiment held an Exchange of Colours parade in Warminster yesterday, as it reorganises as part of Army 2020 restructuring.
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