'It's A Knockout Competition' Brings Christmas Cheer To Faslane
The competition has become an annual tradition at the base.
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Veterans Scottish Veteran Care Home Gets Into The Christmas Spirit
Erskine, Scotland’s largest care home for military veterans, switched on the lights on its 'Tree of Honour' during a ceremony last night.
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Scotland Soldier Who Fired Edinburgh Castle One O'Clock Gun Dies Aged 58
Sergeant James Shannon, also know as 'Shannon The Cannon', became the 29th District Gunner in 2006.
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Scotland St Andrew's Day Celebrated By Scottish Regiments
Personnel across the UK have marked the occasion.
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Navy Navy’s Vessels Practise Anti-Submarine Warfare In Scottish Loch
“HMS Astute provides that partner with whom we can polish our skills to the highest level.”
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Navy Glasgow Councillor Honoured By The Royal Navy
Glasgow's Depute Lord Provost has become an honorary Lieutenant Commander in the Royal Navy.
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Navy Last Type 26 Named HMS Edinburgh
On the eve of St Andrew's Day, it is the last of the eight Type 26 vessels to be named.
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Pre-WWI Period HMS Victory Restoration To Use Scottish Trees
The ship sailed by Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar is undergoing a £35 million restoration project over a 15-year period.
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Navy HMS Prince Of Wales Turns On Engines For First Time
The four Wärtsilä diesel generators produce enough energy for a town of 25,000 people.
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Exercises How The Military Gives Air Support To Ground Troops During Battle
The Joint Terminal Attack Controller is the person in charge of delivering air support to ground personnel.
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Scotland Partially Sighted Veterans Experience Barracks Life Again
Scottish veterans have been given the chance to experience life in barracks once again.
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Navy More Than 500 Safety 'Events' Recorded At Nuclear Submarine Base
In total, 505 safety "events" were recorded over the past 12 years at HM Naval Base Clyde.
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Boxing Best Of Royal Regiment Of Scotland Boxing Talent Take To The Ring
The atmosphere was electric with more than 700 enthusiastic fans cheering on boxers from the regiment
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History Wilfred Owen Bugle Played In Scotland For The First Time
A bugle 'liberated' from a dead German soldier by WWI poet Wilfred Owen was in Edinburgh for events marking the centenary of his death.
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Scotland How The Great Outdoors Has Helped Veterans Move Into Civilian Life
The programme that uses the Scottish wilderness to help vets move from service to civilian life has been praised for helping many.
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News WWI Remembrance Memorial Vandalised In Scotland
Poppyscotland and Legion Scotland have said they are working with the police to identify the "perpetrator of this despicable act."