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Event celebrates special relationship between Royal Marines and the Falkland Islands
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Troops in Afghanistan have been supported by a team of expert medics dedicated to providing the best care for their wounded colleagues.
Remembrance Sunday will fall on Sunday 9 November in 2014 and the ceremony will commence in the Olšany Commonwealth War Cemetery at 10.40a.m.
A Royal Navy warship has seized cocaine with a wholesale value of £10 million from a yacht in the Caribbean.
A MOD contract to update and sustain military air traffic management – expected to save the taxpayer up to £1 billion – has been agreed.
The UK plans to mark the centenary of the First World War (WW1) both in the UK and abroad.
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Woodland Trust supporter starts tree planting in memory of grandfather and great uncle at Scotland’s WW1 Centenary Wood.
Tesco becomes the first supermarket to sign up to the Armed Forces Corporate Covenant.
The Ministry of Defence has agreed to order 4 Lightning II combat aircraft.
David Cameron made an oral statement in the House of Commons today on the European Council, Afghanistan, Ebola, Ukraine and the EU budget.
Building and packing up the largest operational UK military base to be built since the Second World War.
The Foreign Secretary writes to the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina to make the case for change.
Airborne reservists have been training for their rapid reaction role within 16 Air Assault Brigade.
Armed Forces personnel joined members of the public taking part in "The Watch" - a vigil to launch The Royal British Legion’s annual appeal.
On 17 October a ceremony to commemorate fallen British, French and Irish sailors who participated in Latvia's war of Liberation in 1919 took place.
David Cameron announced new funding for the Charity Commission to tackle abuse, including extremist activity, in the charity sector.
Around 150 British Army personnel left RAF Brize Norton this morning to add to the significant UK efforts to tackle Ebola.
Innovative applications of synthetic biology for defence and security are being sought.
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