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2 May 2025
National

Ceremony marks the Installation of the Governor of Edinburgh Castle

In an historic and traditional ceremony at Edinburgh Castle, Major General Bob Bruce CBE DSO was installed as His Majesty’s Governor of Edinburgh Castle.

A soldier's beret with a red and white hackle, a red rose and a white rose.

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23 Apr 2025
South West

Wiltshire’s Fusiliers mark St. George’s Day

Officers and soldiers of The 1st Battalion the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers held a parade to mark St. George’s Day at their home base in Tidworth, Wiltshire today, 23 April 2025.

A female soldier in uniform and a blue beret is swarmed by several puppies.

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17 Apr 2025
National

Lance Bombardier relishes the Reserve experience in Cyprus

An Army Reservist has found a 12-month deployment in Cyprus to be a world away from her normal civilian role.

Holocaust survivors Mala Tribich MBE and Dr Alfred Garwood MBE light Holocaust candles on an army camp during a memorial service. Surrounded by several soldiers in their number 2 uniforms.

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15 Apr 2025
North

Holocaust survivors commemorate 80 years since Bergen-Belsen liberation

The Light Dragoons recently hosted a remembrance ceremony, with The Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, to commemorate 80 years since British forces liberated Bergen-Belsen camp on 15th April 1945.

Soldier is seen wearing camouflage uniform including helmet and body armour, laying on his stomach in a training area, looking through the scoop of his rifle on exercise

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14 Apr 2025
National

The Vikings hone infantry skills in challenging environment

Soldiers from The 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment – known as The Vikings – have been honing their infantry skills in an arduous training exercise in Northumberland before heading for a brigade exercise in Kenya next month.

A brown armoured vehicle is pictured driving off of a ship and onto a port.

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1 Apr 2025
National

New port agreement marks Army’s return from NATO exercise

As the 23,000-tonne strategic Ro-Ro vessel, Eddystone inched its way through the massive locks separating the Humber estuary from the calmer waters of Associated British Ports’ facilities at the Port of Immingham, a milestone was being achieved in how UK Defence will project its global presence in the years to come.