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For many, the machinations of the Westminster village may seem a world away. But, like it or not, the decisions made there affect us all. So…
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From parachuting to helicopter assaults and Rapid Air Landing (RAL), Exercise EAGLES FLIGHT 12 has seen 16 Air Assault Brigade soldiers working…
The fifth of Britain's Type 45 destroyers is getting closer to being taken into operational service after completing her second period of sea trials off Scotland.
Royal Navy divers destroyed a Second World War German mine in the Thames Estuary off the Kent coast on Sunday 8 April.
It is with sadness that the Ministry of Defence announces that Corporal Jack Leslie Stanley from the Queen's Royal Hussars died in hospital in Birmingham on 8 April 2012 from wounds sustained in Afghanistan.
After an invitation as special guests, a team of British servicemen and women will represent the UK Armed Forces at the 2012 Warrior Games in the USA.
Members of the Royal Gibraltar Regiment have received Operational Service Medals for Afghanistan at a ceremony on the Rock on Tuesday, 3 April 2012.
British Army photographer Kevin Capon has been made an MBE for his work over 15 years covering every major conflict the Army has been involved with in that time.
An Army chef who has cooked on the front line will end his career in style today when he cooks for Her Majesty The Queen in York.
A fresh approach to training is ensuring that part-time soldiers are equipped with the same skills as their Regular colleagues.
Search and Rescue helicopter crews from the Royal Navy and the RAF rescue seven people from a cargo vessel which ran aground in stormy weather in North Wales.
Further funding for the Combat Stress helpline and changes to the Defence Medical Assessment Programme have recently been announced.
Three-hundred Clyde-based Royal Marines were joined by family members and friends yesterday, 3 April, to mark the official formation of 43 Commando.
With 50 per cent of the Afghan population living in areas of transition, it's all change. But what exactly is 'transition'?
A £60m deal announced today for extra RAF precision munitions will help sustain hundreds of UK jobs.
The group of walkers - three adults and six teenagers - were caught in the heavy snow and freezing conditions on Ben Macdui, the highest mountain…
Army musicians from Edinburgh's Dreghorn Barracks were presented with Afghanistan medals on Friday 30 March.
Royal Navy medics have been sharpening their skills in the field in preparation to support 45 Commando Royal Marines lead the UK's response to unexpected global events.
As London 2012 draws ever closer, the Household Cavalry museum has joined in the spirit of the Games with the official opening of a new Olympic exhibition.
The new Joint Forces Command (JFC) achieved Initial Operating Capability today, 2 April 2012.
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