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Soldier from 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland killed in Afghanistan
It is with sadness that the Ministry of Defence must announce that a soldier from The Royal Scots Borderers, 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland, serving as part of the Brigade Reconnaissance Force, was killed in Afghanistan on Sunday 5 September 2010.
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New ventilators arrive in Afghanistan
New ventilators, which will play a key role in saving the lives of soldiers injured on the front line, have arrived in Afghanistan.
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16 Air Assault Brigade are ready for Helmand
Personnel from 16 Air Assault Brigade will be the next to deploy to the heart of Helmand province and every effort has been made to ensure one of the UK's prime rapid reaction forces is ready for the challenge ahead. Report by Richard Long.
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Defence Secretary meets his French counterpart (updated)
Defence Secretary Dr Liam Fox is in Paris to meet with his French counterpart Defence Minister Hervé Morin to discuss issues including NATO reform and the ISAF mission in Afghanistan.
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Two RAF squadrons work together to protect Kandahar
While the GR4 Tornados of II (Army Cooperation) Squadron protected the Afghan people and coalition troops, II Squadron RAF Regiment Gunners protected the airfield in Kandahar. Report by Squadron Leader Simon Moore.
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Desert Rats boost leukaemia charity's life-saving bid
More than 200 soldiers from 7th Armoured Brigade (the Desert Rats) have come out in force to register as potential new bone marrow donors with leukaemia charity Anthony Nolan.
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Deputy Prime Minister promotes TA soldier in Helmand
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg surprised Private Catherine Graham during his visit to Afghanistan this week when he promoted her to Lance Corporal.
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Warrant Officer helps make Mastiff a Helmand hero
Since the British military first enlisted US firm Force Protection's Cougar and asked NP Aerospace to adapt it into the ever popular Mastiff armoured vehicle, one serviceman has been at the heart of the mission to make Mastiff a HERRICK hero. Report by Stephen Tyler.
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Warrant Officer helps make Mastiff a Helmand hero
Since the British military first enlisted US firm Force Protection's Cougar and asked NP Aerospace to adapt it into the ever popular Mastiff armoured vehicle, one serviceman has been at the heart of the mission to make Mastiff a HERRICK hero. Report by Stephen Tyler.
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London unit named best Air Cadet Squadron in UK
1475 (Dulwich) Squadron Air Training Corps (ATC) has recently won the Sir Alan Lees Trophy, awarded to the best Air Cadet Squadron in the country.
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London unit named best Air Cadet Squadron in UK
1475 (Dulwich) Squadron Air Training Corps (ATC) has recently won the Sir Alan Lees Trophy, awarded to the best Air Cadet Squadron in the country.
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Royal Marine stays calm in Taliban ambush
Currently on his first operational deployment to Afghanistan, Marine Shaun Milburn has recently been involved in a fierce firefight with the Taliban when his patrol was ambushed by insurgents in Sangin.
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Dogs and handlers prepare for Afghanistan
Dogs and their handlers from 104 Military Working Dog Squadron have been preparing for their upcoming deployment to Afghanistan where they will help ensure the safety of troops in 16 Air Assault Brigade and the Afghan National Army.
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Royal Marine stays calm in Taliban ambush
Currently on his first operational deployment to Afghanistan, Marine Shaun Milburn has recently been involved in a fierce firefight with the Taliban when his patrol was ambushed by insurgents in Sangin.
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British military bridges being sent to Pakistan
Two British military logistic support bridges are being sent as part of the Pakistan flood relief effort at the request of the Department for International Development (DFID).
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Countess honours volunteer Army medics for Afghanistan deployment
Volunteer Scottish Army medics who have recently been deployed to Afghanistan treating wounded soldiers and civilians there were honoured by Her Royal Highness The Countess of Wessex yesterday for their important role in the conflict.
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RAF band CD dedicated to Battle of Britain personnel
The Central Band of the Royal Air Force has recorded a new CD called 'Reach For The Skies' which is dedicated to all those who took part in the Battle of Britain.
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