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A new satellite which will provide secure military communications for UK Armed Forces has been successfully launched into space.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The MOD has agreed a £258 million contract to support Sea King helicopters, which will sustain 500 jobs across the UK.
The Prime Minister has welcomed Sir John Holmes' review into the rules and principles governing the award of military campaign medals
HMS Protector's ship's company have taken to the ice in Antarctica dressed as Father Christmas in support of the ship's affiliated charity.
A former soldier from Lancashire has received the only service medal he was ever entitled to… 42 years late
Royal Navy warship HMS Sutherland has returned to the UK after a successful six-month deployment in the Middle East and Indian Ocean.
The Defence Secretary has welcomed Lord Levene's review of progress towards implementing the recommendations of the Defence Reform Review.
The sailors of HMS Edinburgh have created a musical message for their loved ones back home as they prepare to spend Christmas on deployment.
Foreign Office Minister David Lidington has updated parliament on the Foreign Affairs Council and the General Affairs Council.
A female officer has become just the fourth woman in history to win Sandhurst's prestigious Sword of Honour.
The Ministry of Defence is planning to auction some of its radio spectrum in the first direct sale of its kind by a government department.
As people tuck into Christmas dinner, it will be business as usual for RAF personnel deployed overseas or at RAF stations across the UK.
HMS Portland is on her way to Plymouth after a £27 million 50-week refit at Rosyth dockyard in Fife, Scotland.
Foreign Office Minister Mark Simmonds has updated parliament on the development of a regulatory system for private security companies.
Speech by General Sir David Richards, Chief of the Defence Staff.
A look at the work of the Foreign Office and its embassies overseas this week.
Last week, The Sun honoured courageous Service personnel at their Military Awards. Here we bring you interviews with two more winners.
When an improvised explosive device killed one of his comrades and wounded two others, Guardsman Jordan Pearson thought his own physical injuries would be his only lasting problem.
Members of the Light Dragoons are swapping reconnaissance for police mentoring to bolster the path of transition in Helmand. Report by Richard Long.
MOD police officers are aiming to drive up awareness about road safety by travelling more than 1,000 miles (1,600km) across the UK this week visiting defence communities.
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