Former US Navy commander discovers Second World War shipwreck
USS Samuel B Roberts is the deepest shipwreck ever discovered.
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Military Life What is it like to be an Armed Forces child?
New exhibition explores the unique lives of military children.
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History Sir Henry Wilson: The murder that impacted the history of Northern Ireland
A plaque was unveiled for the Army field marshal in the House of Commons, adding to memorials for other MPs who died violent deaths.
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Cold War BRIXMIS: Cold war pilots reunited with spy plane
The men of BRIXMIS conducted low-flying sorties to photograph Soviet troop movements.
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Falklands Falklands: Former SAS commander revisits scene of Argentinian surrender negotiation
General Sir Michael Rose has spoken about the details behind the 1982 from the location itself for the first time.
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Veterans Burma veteran celebrates 100th birthday at Royal Star & Garter
Second World War veteran Capt (Ret'd) Peter Whiteley received a letter from the Queen.
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Analysis Lima Charlie: Does Britain still need a parachute regiment?
If parachute units have not been deployed en masse since WW2, why do we need them?
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Falklands 1982 42 Commando Royal Marines veterans remember and honour the fallen
Forty years after the Falkland Islands' liberation, Royal Marines who were there in 1982 paid their respects.
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Falklands 1982 Freedom of the Falklands given to all who liberated the islands in 1982
The residents have expressed their gratitude to those who fought to free the Falklands from Argentinian occupation.
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Falklands Falklands 40: The battle of Two Sisters
Forces News spoke to several men who were tasked with capturing one of the Two Sisters mountains.
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D-Day 'If our names are on a bullet, it's our bad luck': WW2 veteran recalls memories of D-Day
Royal Navy veteran Peter Smoothy has paid his respects in Normandy thanks to the Taxi Charity.
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History D-Day: All you need to know about 1944's Normandy Landings
6 June 1944 marked the beginning of the end of the Second World War in Europe.
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D-Day Second World War veterans honoured on eve of D-Day anniversary
British veterans gathered in one of the first sites liberated from the Nazis.
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History Why do we have gun salutes for the Queen?
Everything you need to know about the military honour of firing guns to show respect.
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Falklands Falklands: Veteran recalls firsthand experience of raid on Top Malo House
The raid was an important step in clearing an Argentine observation post ahead of the main British advance.
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History Union Flag or Union Jack: Which is correct?
In which situations should the terms 'Union Jack' and 'Union Flag' be used?