In an update on NATO operations in Libya today, the UK's Chief of the Defence Staff's spokesman, Major General Nick Pope, and senior Foreign Office official Ed Herbert said 'good progress' is being made, and that the action has saved 'countless lives'.

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As part of 'Uniform to work day', where reservists proudly don their Armed Forces rigs in their workplaces, RAF Brize Norton highlighted this week how regulars and reservists routinely work together on a range of duties. Report by Ian Carr.

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President Barack Obama assured 10th Mountain Division soldiers today that the drawdown in Afghanistan is not precipitous, and that gains made there will be sustained.

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Big hitters from the world of sport have been showing their support for Armed Forces Day.

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Good progress is being made towards security transition in Helmand's provincial capital Lashkar Gah, Foreign Secretary William Hague said this week in the latest monthly report on progress in Afghanistan.

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Task Force Bon Voizen handed over the keys yesterday to the two engineer construction projects that the task force set out to complete when it hit the ground here two months ago.

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Soldiers from throughout the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command are lending their considerable support to the eCYBERMISSION National Judging and Educational Event this week in the nation's capitol.

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Staff Sgt. John Halsey, an assistant platoon sergeant in Bravo Company for the Patriot Academy at Muscatatuck Urban Training Complex, decided to break a world record when he noticed his students were a bit lethargic on their days off.

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The New York Army National Guard's 107th Military Police Company held a unit send-off ceremony, June 17, 2011, at the State University of New York Institute of Technology, before heading to Fort Bliss, Texas,for pre-deployment training.

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Pfc. Shawn Williams was driving a Stryker vehicle when a roadside bomb detonated and ignited the vehicle on fire. Williams’ foot was fractured, his face covered with hot grease, his right and left hands suffered second-degree burns and were blistering. He made it to the Role 3 hospital at Kandahar Airfield within the "golden hour" of care.

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