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Scotland Office Minister David Mundell pledges additional funding to support Armed Forces Day in Stirling.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A new, state-of-the-art defence training college is to be built in Hampshire.
The London skyline echoed to the sound of gunfire today, 70 years since the signal was given to launch the Allied invasion of Europe.
Prime Minister David Cameron commemorated D-Day with Her Majesty The Queen, veterans and other world leaders in Normandy.
The Queen's Speech has set out legislation for the creation of a service complaints ombudsman to protect and support the UK armed forces.
Beating Retreat is set to be even more spectacular for 2014.
The 70th anniversary of D-Day will be marked this week with commemorative events at home and abroad.
Scotland's First World War heroes will be commemorated by new native woodland in the Pentland Hills, south of Edinburgh.
Veterans who parachuted into battle on D-Day have met paratroopers preparing for a commemorative jump onto the same fields 70 years later.
The Royal Air Force aerobatic display team have donned their red flying suits for the start of their landmark 50th year in the air.
Soldiers and their families in Colchester are enjoying an improved lifestyle thanks to new military housing.
Ceremonies to mark the start of the 70th anniversary commemorations of the D-Day landings have taken place this week.
Members of the armed forces will help keep the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games safe and secure.
Tickets for Prince Harry's international sporting event go on sale this Friday, 16 May.
With HMS Dragon's arrival in Cardiff, and the 2014 NATO Summit around the corner, the spotlight is on Wales.
A free, unique mental health awareness app is available for armed forces veterans to download.
Premiership side becomes the first football club to show its support for the UK armed forces by signing the corporate covenant.
Prince Harry has met with wounded, injured and sick service personnel as they begin their journey to the Invictus Games.
On 6 June this year the United Kingdom, along with its friends and allies, will commemorate the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings.
Armed forces veterans will benefit from a new £6.7 million housing development in Glasgow.
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