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Operational lessons learnt in Afghanistan have made the British Army a more effective fighting force.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
UK forces have now closed or handed over to Afghan forces all but 2 of their bases in Helmand province.
Armed Forces Minister Mark Francois has made his first visit to British Forces Cyprus and the Sovereign Base Areas.
A series of First World War practice trenches have been uncovered at Ballykinler Training Centre in Northern Ireland.
More than £300 million is to be invested into building the Royal Navy's next generation of nuclear submarines.
The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) is collaborating with industry and academia to develop an infrared detector capability.
The independent commissioner whose role it is to ensure armed forces complaints are fairly and properly dealt with is to receive new powers.
Royal Navy warship HMS Montrose was given a rapturous welcome when she returned home to Plymouth yesterday, 12 March.
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has signed a £20 million contract to buy parts for the Royal Navy's 3 new offshore patrol vessels (OPVs).
The Royal Air Force is reforming an auxiliary squadron in Wales, 57 years after its disbandment.
Storms and flooding have revealed human remains thought to date from the 19th century on a disused MOD island in Portsmouth Harbour.
Foreign and Defence ministers of the UK and Australia meet in London this week for the annual Australia-UK Ministerial (AUKMIN) meeting.
In celebration of International Women’s Day on 8 March, meet a female reservist who has seen service in Afghanistan.
Celebrities, fundraisers and Royal Marines have been taking part in an exhilarating abseil down the BT Tower.
MOD is a step closer to bringing in a strategic business partner to help improve the running of the 230,000-hectare defence estate.
Armed Forces Minister Mark Francois has learned about the opportunities available to apprentices at defence equipment company MBDA.
Army reservists from the London Regiment are to take part in the UN peacekeeping mission in Cyprus with their paired regular counterparts.
Armed forces volunteers have been delving deeper into the recently discovered remains of a First World War practice battlefield.
It is with great sadness that the Ministry of Defence must confirm the death of Sapper Adam Moralee, from 32 Engineer Regiment, on Wednesday 5 March in Camp Bastion.
The nuclear reactor in HMS Vanguard is to be refuelled, the Defence Secretary has announced.
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