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Forces Charities From Marathon Running In Afghanistan To Hunting Celebrities On Channel 4
A former soldier who served with the Kings Royal Hussars has just completed a gruelling marathon in one of the worlds most inhospitable ...
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Northern Ireland Politicians Demand Prime Minister To End Forces Veterans 'Witch Hunt'
Politicians and four former Chiefs of Defence Staff have all backed the campaign.
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Prince Harry Meet Daphne Dunne, The Woman Who Captured Prince Harry's Heart
Forces Radio BFBS's Jade Callaway managed to catch a few minutes with the 98-year-old who has captured the world's attention
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Northern Ireland Veteran Returns Medal To PM To Protest Against Northern Ireland Investigation
Rosie Duffield MP said her constituent asked her to return his service medal to Theresa May after receiving a "very distressing letter".
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News From Warzone To Weatherfield: Former Royal Marine Joins Coronation Street
Cassidy Little's first appearance airing Monday night and is set to appear in six episodes.
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News Army Veteran Completes Kayak The Length Of Britain
Former Amy servicemen, Dan Smith completed 910 miles in his kayak for charity.
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News Warnings UK & US Military Alliance 'At Risk' If Veterans Are Put Through Courts
General David Petraeus labelled the historic Northern Ireland Investigations as "relentless and seemingly unending".
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Black History Month Contribution Of West Indians During Second World War 'Overlooked'
RAF and Royal Navy veteran Allan Wilmot describes his wartime service for Black History Month.
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Germany Veteran Visits Site Where His Lancaster Bomber Crashed In Germany During WWII
It was the first time Air Commodore Charles Clarke had been there in 74 years.
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Veterans Veteran Close To Kayaking The Length Of Britain For Charity
Dan Smith started his journey in Scotland but has since travelled hundreds of miles through rivers, lochs and canals.
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Sport From Death's Door To Britain's Strongest Disabled Man
Died three times, lost a leg, shattered a shoulder then went onto become one of the strongest people on the planet. Mark Smith's incredible ...
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Gurkhas Where Are They Now: The Gurkhas Who Served
Many often remain in the UK, but when the British Army scaled back after the Second World War, many were forced to return home to Nepal...
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Stories Ex-Soldier Ed Stafford: Being Adopted Made Me Adventurous
Former Devon and Dorset Regiment soldier turned adventurer says the 'trauma' of being adopted gave him the strength to join the army and ...
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News Defence Secretary 'Will Not Tolerate' Drug Use In UK Military
Gavin Williamson said: "We are not going to be letting anyone back into the Armed Forces if they have been dismissed for taking drugs."
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News Hundreds Of Local Events To Mark WW1 Centenary
'Battle's Over' will be a series of events taking place on November 11 to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War.