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Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has seen for himself Royal Marines commandos training alongside Dutch and Norwegian troops.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) has been supporting a major exercise on Salisbury Plain helping to prepare soldiers who are deploying to Afghanistan.
Army reservists have put their medical skills to the test using the lightweight facilities that they would deploy with when supporting airborne operations.
The Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology, Philip Dunne, has presented Afghanistan campaign medals to 26 civilian employees working for the Defence Support Group in a ceremony at MOD Donnington.
HMS Argyll has stopped at Lisbon to be briefed on the illegal drugs trade off west Africa in preparation for her Atlantic deployment.
Veterans of the Arctic Convoys and Bomber Command will begin receiving new awards in recognition of their heroic service within weeks.
Chancellor George Osborne has announced that a further £1.3 million will be given to causes and charities supporting the Armed Forces community.
A Royal Navy survey ship has discovered a previously uncharted 250-metre-deep canyon on the floor of the Red Sea.
A live firing artillery exercise is preparing soldiers from regular, reserve and French units for contingency operations.
Speech by Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope, First Sea Lord at the Houses of Parliament.
Smart materials to extend the life of a vehicle or textiles which incorporate electronics are among the ideas being sought by the Ministry of Defence.
Look out for the second set of live TV adverts on ITV1 this weekend, broadcast directly from military operations in Afghanistan.
The British Army's senior light cavalry regiment have been getting recquainted with their Challenger 2 main battle tanks during a training exercise on Hohne Ranges in Germany.
Foreign Secretary announces $17m in aid to support Syrian refugees and host communities in Lebanon, bringing UK total to $30m.
Blue Peter presenter Helen Skelton has taken off with the Red Arrows in the third of her 'Magnificent 7' challenges to raise money for Red Nose Day 2013.
Submitted on 18 February, in response to the article “Revealed: UK sells arms to Sri Lanka’s brutal regime”, The Independent, 18 February 2013
Communities across the UK are invited to apply for funding to host events to celebrate this year's Armed Forces Day on 29 June.
The government has set aside £6.5 million for injured military personnel to access the latest prosthetic limbs.
HMS Argyll left Plymouth yesterday to conduct counter-narcotic operations across the Atlantic.
A group of paratroopers has been on the receiving end of verbal abuse and petrol bombs as part of their training as the Army's global rapid reaction force.
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