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2011
Royal Navy explosives specialists have safely blown up a rare 400-pound (180kg) Second World War German mine off the north Kent coast.
Ministry of Defense Article
2011
Many Soldiers suffer from muscle, bone, and joint pain due to a variety of injuries. In some cases, pain medication can be helpful, but only for a short period. There are many long-term benefits Soldiers can gain from physical therapy.
United States Army Article
2011
Canons blasted, the band played with gusto, and excited family members shouted with glee -- and she heard none of it. Catherine "Diane" Johnson, is deaf.
United States Army Article
2011
Many Soldiers suffer from muscle, bone, and joint pain due to a variety of injuries. In some cases, pain medication can be helpful, but only for a short period. There are many long-term benefits Soldiers can gain from physical therapy.
United States Army Article
2011
A new Army task force is trying to convince private industry to invest in solar energy, wind power and other renewable-energy projects on military installations.
United States Army Article
2011
After a 2 1/2 hour firefight in Afghanistan Iowa National Guard Solders started wondering how they could carry loads of crew-served weapon ammunition over rough terrain like Jesse Ventura did in the movie "Predator."
United States Army Article
2011
Four times a year 30 Soldiers report to the Natick Soldier Systems Center to help researchers conduct medical studies and equipment testing to determine where to spend, or not spend, millions of taxpayer dollars.
United States Army Article
2011
To ready itself for the future, the Army is transforming installations and housing as well as its use of fuel, water and energy.
United States Army Article
2011
The Minister for the Armed Forces, Nick Harvey, has today announced the conclusion of a review into the provision of the Continuity of Education Allowance (CEA).
Ministry of Defense Article
2011
The main construction phase of the Royal Navy's fifth Astute Class submarine, Anson, officially began today with a traditional keel-laying ceremony attended by Minister for International Security Strategy Gerald Howarth.
Ministry of Defense Article
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