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US fighter jets capable of nuclear bombing to be based in UK
Two squadrons of hi-tech F-35 As set to arrive at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk imminently
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RAF spent £1.75m on diversity drive to target ethnic minorities
Military ambitions for inclusivity under scrutiny as Royal Air Force pursues diversity recruitment following discrimination scandal
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The state of Ukraine's counter-offensive
Ukrainian planners will need to keep in mind the old military maxim: never forget the enemy gets a vote
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Soldiers must keep ‘slugging it out’ on the battlefield despite rise of AI
Former Army chief Lord Dannatt cautions against over-reliance on technology in warfare
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Ben Wallace: We will pay for tanks but not more troops
Defence Secretary stands by commitment to reduce soldiers and invest in technology
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RAF ‘ready to fly and fight’ against Russia despite budget cuts
Sir Richard Knighton says that the UK is prepared to take on adversaries even though Armed Forces face funding issues
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Cluster bomb supply by the US is ‘fair’, says Ukraine
A number of allies criticised the decision to send the controversial weapons to assist Kyiv in its fight against Russia
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Strong opposition to ‘forced departure’ of head of British Army
General Sir Patrick Sanders, who has been outspoken over troop cuts, will step down as Chief of the General Staff after just two years
Analysis and opinion
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Look out behind you, Volodymyr Zelensky
Ukrainians face a war on two fronts. They must push Russia back and keep French defeatism at bay
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Beijing’s ‘fisher militia’ menaces the South China Sea. The US must lean in
But remember that Phase Zero is no time for itchy trigger fingers
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Putin has signed his name on the wrong piece of paper this time
Get ready for the flood of kompromat
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US may send banned cluster bombs to Ukraine
The controversial weapons, which release multiple, smaller bombs, pose a potential risk to civilians
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James Cleverly calls for India and Brazil to gain permanent role at UN
Foreign Secretary would also like to see Japan and Germany and an African presence added to Security Council in plea for overhaul
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New RAF head ‘sorry we discriminated against white men’
Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton apologises unreservedly for diversity drive that wrongly accelerated candidates from minorities
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The secret weapon to win a war – cranes, not jets and tanks
Military hardware cannot work without lifting equipment and spare parts to help maintain kit and fix damage, says minister
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The female pilots defending Taiwan from Chinese warplanes
Aerial showdowns are becoming more commonplace as tensions rise over the island which Beijing claims as its territory and has vowed to annex
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Britain bids farewell to RAF Hercules after 56 years of faithful service
Fans of the legendary C-130 pay tribute during a nationwide flypast before the plane is retired from the Armed Forces’ fleet
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Army strategising on gender-neutral ranks, says General Sir Patrick Sanders
Chief of the General Staff says ‘masculine-coded’ terms are ‘something we need to think about really carefully and really hard’
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How Ukraine’s activity is aimed at shaping the battlefield to its own advantage
Kyiv is keeping its options open and keeping Moscow guessing as to where and when it will launch any major military offensive
