Chinook Upgrades: £1.4bn Deal Signed
The aircraft, which has been in RAF service for more than 40 years, will be modernised to improve stability and include a digital cockpit.
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Sport Army Announces More Sports To Resume
Rugby, athletics and swimming are among the sports returning from 17 May.
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Prince Philip Prince Philip: Royal Mail Issues New Stamps In Duke's Memory
The black and white images show the Duke of Edinburgh, who died last month aged 99, at different stages of his life.
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Arctic/Antarctic Military Personnel Prepare For 300km Antarctic Climate Change Expedition
The team of eight will travel a perilous 300km journey across the Antarctic to look for traces of microplastics.
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Politics Boris Johnson Apologises 'Unreservedly' Over Ballymurphy Deaths
A coroner ruled that victims were "entirely innocent" and that British Army soldiers were responsible for nine of the fatal shootings.
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Weapons and Kit Navy's Upgraded Spearfish Torpedo Declared Ready For Frontline
The upgraded torpedo will be introduced to all frontline Royal Navy submarines by 2025.
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World International Search For WW2 Battle's Unknown 'Scottish Hero'
The search has been launched to uncover the identity of a soldier who was captured and killed following the Battle of St Valery-en-Caux.
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Army Defender Europe 21: British Army Troops Join 27-Nation Exercise
Exercise Defender Europe 21 is being held across more than 30 training areas over a dozen nations.
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Army Army Completes Largest Warfighter Exercise For 30 Years
Soldiers from the 3rd (UK) Division were integrated into a US division with French troops to form a multinational warfighting corps.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan: US Hands Over Facility To Afghan Army As Troop Withdrawal Continues
As the withdrawal continues, US officials are being careful not to disclose troop numbers in Afghanistan.
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UK Plans Under Way For Dame Vera Lynn Memorial On White Cliffs Of Dover
The singer's daughter, Virginia Lewis-Jones, told Forces News the memorial is expected to cost £1.5m.
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Entertainment 'Danny Boy': Drama Shows Soldier's Fight To Clear Name After Iraq Battle
Brian Wood was one of those falsely accused of war crimes, following a specific engagement in 2004.
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Navy Royal Navy Head Visits New NATO Command Ahead Of Its First Major Test
First Sea Lord Admiral Tony Radakin visited ahead of Exercise Steadfast Defender.
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Northern Ireland Ballymurphy Inquest: 10 Killed In West Belfast In 1971 Were 'Entirely Innocent', Coroner Rules
The coroner attributed nine of the 10 shootings to the British Army and said the use of force by soldiers had been "disproportionate".
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Football Army Football Head Coach Steps Down
Major Sean Birchnall won both the Inter Services and the Southern Counties Cup during his spell in charge.
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Northern Ireland Government 'Fully Committed' To Legislation To Address Troubles Legacy
The Queen's Speech said measures will also be brought forward to strengthen Northern Ireland's devolved government.