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Exercises Exercise Cambrian Patrol: Troops take on Army's toughest patrol test
This year, 27 foreign patrols signed up with troops from as far away as the USA to New Zealand.
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Veterans Meet the veteran tackling PTSD by building a mountainside castle
For more than three years the former soldier has been moving stones up a mountain two or three at a time for the build.
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Red Arrows Red Arrows pilot praises teamwork after bird strike forced an emergency landing
The Red Arrows have said: "This type of incident is not uncommon in aviation and is extremely well-trained for."
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Aircraft Red Arrows display halted at Wales air show after bird strike
The Red Arrows were "happy" to report that "the jet landed safely and the pilot is unhurt" after a bird hit Red 6 at Rhyl Air Show.
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Aircraft In pictures: Student pilots take on the Mach Loop in RAF A400M
The Mach Loop is a set of valleys situated in Wales regularly used for low-level flight training.
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Aircraft What is the Mach Loop and why is it ideal for fighter jet training?
The tight turns and bends of the Machynlleth Loop in Wales are perfect for combat training.
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Wales 'Extreme pressure' sees number of military drivers assisting Welsh Ambulance Service double
Since October, 129 personnel have been supporting the service, and this announcement will take that number to 313.
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Wales MOD appoints first Welsh Language Champion
Welsh speaking Air Commodore Adrian Williams, the RAF's most senior officer in Wales, has been appointed to the role.
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Red Arrows Red Arrows engineer died after aircraft became 'ball of flames', inquest hears
Squadron Leader Steve Morris told an inquest in Caernarfon that he saw the "flames get so high".
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Wales Military personnel receive ambulance training in Wales
The service personnel will not be doing blue light driving but will be driving patients around in a non-emergency capacity.
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Wales Wales: 110 personnel deploy as ambulance drivers today
The tri-service personnel are not expected to drive under 'blue light' conditions, instead being assigned to lower priority calls.
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Wales Military Re-Deploy To Support Welsh Ambulance Service
Working as non-emergency drivers, the service personnel are expected to be deployed until the end of November.
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Army Rugby legend Alun Wyn Jones dons Army fatigues to join troops on exercise
The Wales and Lions rugby captain spent time visiting troops on a live-firing range at the Castlemartin Training Area in Pembrokeshire.
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History The Machine Gun Submerged Underwater For 73 Years That 'Could Still Fire'
The Vickers Gas Operated .303" machine gun, or Vickers K, is on display at the Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre
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Exercises How do you fuel the Royal Marines' Future Commando Force?
Exercise Green Dragon has been testing how to best support Royal Marines when deployed deep behind enemy lines.