
Sofie Cacoyannis
Cyprus Reporter at Forces News
Reporter: @ForcesNews 🎥📱 . Insta: @sofie_forcesnews TikTok: @sofiecacs Email: [email protected] 📩.
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3 weeks ago |
forcesnews.com | Sofie Cacoyannis
Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton is tipped to be chosen as the next Chief of the Defence Staff. It was reported that the head of the Royal Air Force will take over leadership of the UK Armed Forces from Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, who has been in the position for the past four years. ACM Knighton, or Rich, as he prefers, joined the RAF as a university cadet in 1988 while studying Engineering at the University of Cambridge.
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4 weeks ago |
forcesnews.com | Sofie Cacoyannis
There's been a 19% increase in people joining the UK regular forces from 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025. That equates to 13,450 people joining Britain's regular Armed Forces, an increase of 2,150 compared with the previous 12-month period. UK Regulars include full-time service personnel and mobilised Reservists as per the latest quarterly service personnel statistics.
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1 month ago |
forcesnews.com | Sofie Cacoyannis
Almost 1,000 soldiers and around 200 horses from the Household Division have been rehearsing for this year's King's Birthday Parade. The rehearsal, which is formally known as the Brigade Major's Review, took place at House Guards Parade in London in front of a private audience. It was a chance to ensure the troops and horses from the Household Division meet the required standard ahead of two further reviews in public.
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1 month ago |
forces.net | Sofie Cacoyannis
Veterans Minister Al Carns and three Special Forces veterans have arrived safely back at London's Heathrow airport, after their record-breaking Mount Everest expedition. The four men, draped in traditional Tibetan scarves, were greeted by family and friends. They completed the journey from London to the peak of Everest and back in just seven days, setting a new record. The men were all in good spirits, however, they said the journey to the summit was at times extremely challenging.
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1 month ago |
forcesnews.com | Sofie Cacoyannis
Veterans Minister Al Carns and three Special Forces veterans have arrived safely back at London's Heathrow airport, after their record-breaking Mount Everest expedition. The four men, draped in traditional Tibetan scarves, were greeted by family and friends. They completed the journey from London to the peak of Everest and back in just seven days, setting a new record. The men were all in good spirits, however, they said the journey to the summit was at times extremely challenging.
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RT @britishmemorial: Henry Rice and fellow veterans departing for Normandy. #DDay81 https://t.co/XEOawvly35

Amazing!!!!!!

Fantastic to see these Normandy veterans there on the 81st anniversary of D-Day. Remembering all who served. 🙏🏻 #DDay81

Prince Edward was the Reviewing Officer for this year’s Founders Day, telling the Chelsea Pensioners “don’t underestimate how much you’re valued.” Great to be back at such an iconic institution @RHChelsea.

Founders Day! One of the most important events in the Royal Hospital Chelsea's calendar🥳 The annual parade commemorates the hospital's beginnings when it was established by King Charles II in 1681. BFBS Forces News' @sofiecacs was at this year's @RHChelsea celebrations📺👇 https://t.co/Xp0nuD49QN