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The Ministry of Defence has launched a new study into the causes of death of military personnel who deployed on combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Commander of Joint Forces Command General Chris Deverell welcomes Alison Stevenson as the first Director of Overseas Bases.
Hundreds of British Army troops have successfully completed an epic road move to Norway
The UK and Qatar’s Defence relationship is closer than ever, the Defence Secretary has reaffirmed, as production starts on Typhoon fighter jets that will be sold to the Gulf nation.
The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) and the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) are scoping the potential for an innovation challenge in maximising human performance.
Defence Medical personnel have completed a 2 week exercise.
A new Ministry of Defence report that sets out the need to take action against the latest strategic threats to UK defence and security has been published today.
The team will join 17 other nations at the international event for wounded, injured and sick serving and former military personnel
A new cutting-edge air defence missile system is on target for full-time use by both the Royal Navy and the British Army.
Minister for the Armed Forces Mark Lancaster bolstered the strong defence relationship between the UK and Italy on a visit to Rome.
The Ministry of Defence’s Career Transition Partnership celebrates its 20th anniversary
The Ministry of Defence has launched a new strategy – a “Force for Inclusion” - to continue to increase diversity.
The resting places of Second Lieutenant Norman Frederic Surry and Private George Skilbeck have been marked a century after their deaths in the Great War.
The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) has launched a competition seeking innovations to aid in safe elimination of chemical and biological munitions in challenging environments.
A new programme to train African park rangers in safer counter-poaching techniques has been announced.
NATO’s flagship exercise in 2018, Exercise Trident Juncture, is underway
The resting places of 2 soldiers have been rededicated in separate services at Hooge Crater Cemetery and Stasegem Communal Cemetery in Belgium.
Defence Minister Stuart Andrew today called on hundreds of firms to help the military respond to emerging threats as quickly as possible, calling them the ‘unsung heroes’ behind the Armed Forces.
All of the Royal Navy’s next-generation Type 26 frigates will be homed in Devonport, the Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson announced at the Naval Base today.
Defence Minister Stuart Andrew has announced that new contracts expected to be worth over £1-billion have been signed with British firms to support military ships for the next decade.
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