Spot The Lie - Cold War Truths Told Through Fiction
A former CIA and US Special Forces operative on telling the truth while still keeping secrets.
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Feature Twenty-Five Years On From Bosnia: Watch The Online Conversation Here
Catch up on RUSI’s online event: The Corps In Contemporary Security
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Sea vessels HMS Tamar: What's it like on board the Navy's 'greenest' ship?
Earlier this year, while the vessel stopped in London, we were given a guided tour to find out more about her capabilities.
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Navy RFA: What is the Royal Fleet Auxiliary?
We explore the Royal Navy's uniformed civilian branch supporting military operations.
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Germany Berlin Wall: Then And Now
More than 30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Forces News takes a look at how the German capital has changed since.
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NATO NATO: Which UK Bases Are Used By The Alliance?
There are five sites in the United Kingdom which are designated for use by the alliance.
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UK Which UK Bases Are Used By US Visiting Forces?
There are 11 bases in use by US Visiting Forces across the UK.
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Special forces SBS: What Is The Special Boat Service?
The Royal Navy describes the Special Boat Service as its "answer to the SAS".
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Red Arrows Red 1: Who Is The New Red Arrows Team Leader?
Squadron Leader Tom Bould has joined ready for the 2021 season.
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Politics Explained: The Overseas Operations Bill
A key aim of the bill is to limit false and historical allegations against personnel and veterans in relation to overseas operations.
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History WW2: How Inflatable Tanks And Look-Alikes Fooled Germany
Inflatable hardware, as part of Operation Fortitude, was a key element of Operation Bodyguard – the plan to fool Nazi Germany.
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WWII Lives that mattered – the black experience of WW2
A new book examines the black lives involved in Britain’s Second World War effort
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Gurkhas Welcome To The Jungle - Exploits Of The Gurkhas In Wartime Burma
VJ Day and the Gurkhas’ role in defeating Imperial Japan
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WWII Stalingrad – An Act Of Horror And Heroism
It was history’s biggest battle, and the beginning of the end for Hitler
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VE Day VE Day: Why Not All Germans Stopped Fighting
Germans refer to the end of the war as ‘Stunde Null’ or ‘Hour Zero’ - the start of a brand-new era and a complete break with the past.
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WWII The World War 2 Veteran Who Saw It All
Many World War II veterans experienced the conflict in only one time and place – Neville ‘Timber’ Wood saw far more