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Able Seaman James Cameron Robertson has finally been laid to rest in Orchard Dump Cemetary in France.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
You are invited to take part in a discussion on Twitter with General Sir Chris Deverell, Commander Joint Forces Command.
Talks deepen UK-Australian defence relationship
Former Defence Minister Philip Dunne has today released a wide-ranging report which highlights the integral role of defence to British prosperity.
The Ministry of Defence has today launched its first strategy to tackle domestic abuse within the Armed Forces and defence civilian communities.
The Veterans’ Gateway, the 24-hour service that helps former service men and women to navigate their new lives as civilians, has recorded over 10,000 enquiries and 183,420 website users since its launch, one year ago today.
Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) staff on Salisbury Plain have been issued with newly branded vehicles in a bid to crackdown on the number of illegal incursions taking place on the training area.
Government sets out new plans for hurricane preparedness.
Lieutenant Charles Stonehouse and Private Frederick William Birks have both had rededication services today Tuesday 3 July.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has today officially opened a Bolton-based factory where almost 700 staff are making multi-million-pound missiles for British soldiers, warships and fighter jets.
Hundreds of events are being held today across the country to mark the tenth annual Armed Forces Day.
A historic chalk monument on Salisbury Plain has been restored by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) with the help of partners and the local community.
Thursday 21 June marked a historic occasion as the Defence and National Rehabilitation Centre (DNRC) was gifted to the Nation by the 7th Duke of Westminster.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson today signed the Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) Comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding alongside counterparts from the eight partner nations.
Speech made by Admiral Sir Philip Jones, First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff.
The UK’s Armed Forces will not let up in their efforts to stop illegal bird trapping in Cyprus after overseeing a drop of three-quarters in just a year.
MOD supports Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service
A service of commemoration to honour the 5 crew members was held yesterday Wednesday 27 June at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Niederzwehren war cemetery in Hessen, Germany.
The Ministry of Defence’s hunt for gamers and amateur coders to become cyber Reserves has led to a massive increase in applications, creating an elite force of specialists ready to support operations using their unique cyber…
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