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Defence Forces will 'not be found wanting' on reform, says Chief of Staff

Lieutenant General Sean Clancy said the world is 'witnessing the shattering of peace in Europe'

Irish Mirror

Irish defence forces will ‘not be found wanting’ on reform, says chief of staff

Lieutenant General Sean Clancy was speaking at a ceremony Baldonnel Aerodrome in Co Dublin.

The Independent UK

‘We’re collateral damage’: fury in Yorkshire village at its role in migrant detention plan

Priti Patel has buried ‘humane’ plans for refugees – and in Linton-on-Ouse, locals fear a new ‘reception centre’ has an undisclosed purpose

The Guardian - UK

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War in Ukraine shows ‘no substitute for credible defence’ – Prince of Wales

Charles attended a Combined Graduation parade for RAF aviators at Cranwell, Lincolnshire.

The Independent UK

Medals Of British RAF Fighter Ace Sold For $7,500

Captain Louis W. Jarvis fought the German Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain and took to the skies of France during World War II.

Zenger

Airbus A-400M Atlas spotted making several trips over West Country

The plane was spotted several times

Bristol Post

Historic Spitfire flypast planned to celebrate 100-year life of WW2 hero pilot of Perth

In July the long life of Ft Lt Ernie Holmes - the 'Pathfinder' bomber pilot of WW2 who ended his days peacefully in Perth last year - will be celebrated with a stunning display of flight over the city.

Daily Record

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Fearless judo expert escaped three times from PoW camps during Second World War

Warrant Officer Percy Sekine was already a black belt in judo when he volunteered as a 19-year-old for the RAF at the outbreak of the Second World War. He escaped from PoW camps three times

Daily Mirror

National service in Britain: why men who served don't think we should bring it back

Ukraine compelling all men aged 18-60 to stay in the country and fight the Russian invasion is a reminder of the reality of military conscription in many countries in Europe and around the world.

The Conversation

‘Guantánamo-on-Ouse’ plans to place 1,500 asylum seekers in Yorkshire village

Decision decried as ‘morally bankrupt ploy to reduce our obligations to the most desperate people’

The Guardian - UK

Welsh morning headlines: News, Ukraine and sport as coronavirus rates fall in Wales

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Wales Online

Last B-52 bombers leave Fairford but they'll soon be used for 'huge arctic NATO exercise'

Shortly before their departure, the B-52s stationed at Fairford celebrated the 70th anniversary of the strategic bomber's first flight

Bristol Post

Why does the Queen have two birthdays and how does she celebrate?

Earlier today, her 96th year was publicly marked with a gun salute across London as the military band played Happy Birthday at Windsor Castle.

Daily Record

Dozens of Australian RAAF pilots are operating drone strikes from the United Kingdom, Defence Department confirms for the first time

Australia's Department of Defence for the first time confirms the total number of RAAF pilots deployed to the United Kingdom on a secretive mission to remotely operate British armed drones over the Middle East.

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Newcastle man and RAF mates run around 92 football stadiums to raise awareness of autism

Aaron Lewis and three friends ran around each of the 92 stadiums in the Premier League and EFL over a week

The Conversation

Ukraine invasion: Putin's conflict is showcasing a new age for war reporting

In his authoritative history of war correspondents, The First Casualty, journalist and historian, the late Philip Knightley, identified a dilemma that has long confronted journalists reporting conflict: whose side are they on? Knightley warns that the “aims of the military and the media are irreconcilable”. Soldiers want to win wars…

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Member Of Legendary Aircraft Plotter Unit Who Identified Enemy Targets In WWII Takes To Skies At 99

Decorated veteran Kate Orchard served in the Women's Auxiliary Air Force in India between 1941 and 1945.

The Guardian - UK

Douglas Coxell obituary

Other lives: Pilot who flew with the RAF during the second world war and then for a civil airline in the Channel Islands

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Royal Air Force Veteran Lays Claim As ‘Britain’s Oldest Facebook User’ – Aged 106

David Smith created his profile in 2017 and still enjoys checking Facebook daily on his iPhone and iPad.

Evening Standard

M4 closed as firefighters called to blaze near RAF base

Fire crews were called shortly before 2pm to reports of the fire near the M4

Wales Online

RAF vet claims he's 'Britain's oldest Facebook user' after reaching 106

Sprightly David Smith logs on every morning to watch videos and message friends

Daily Mirror

Screaming RAF officer swept out to sea in front of wife and son at Hell's Mouth beach

Sgt Stephen Hulsmeier had been enjoying a day out at Porth Neigwl beach, known to some as 'Hell's Mouth', with his family and friends last August when tragedy struck

Daily Mirror

The RAF heroes and football fans who tackled autism awareness in 92km challenge

EXCLUSIVE: Four members of the RAF raced around all 92 stadiums in the Premier League and EFL in a gruelling week-long challenge to raise money for charity and spread awareness around autism

Wales Online

Dad drowned after 'fearsome' riptide pulled him out to sea

RAF Sergeant Stephen Hulsmeier, 47, was on holiday in Wales with family and friends when he and his friend's 12-year-old daughter got caught in a riptide

Daily Mirror

PM's 'cruel' plan to take asylum seekers to Rwanda branded 'inhumane and unlawful'

Boris Johnson claimed the £120m initial deal with Rwanda would stop vile people traffickers 'turning the Channel into a watery graveyard', but admitted the plan could be held up by court fights

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