Watch: RBL hosts service at National Memorial Arboretum, 15 years since Iraq War
BFBS Forces News provided coverage of the event, which began at midday – you can catch up on our YouTube channel
BFBS Forces News provided coverage of the event, which began at midday – you can catch up on our YouTube channel
In a special episode of Sitrep recorded at the NMA, three Op Telic veterans discuss their memories of the Iraq War
The former defence secretary also paid tribute to the 179 British military personnel lost during the eight-year conflict
The battlefield has shifted from being dominated by Al-Qaeda and IEDs to a place where tanks need defences against UAVs in the last 15 years
A slow filmed pass along the memorial gives families, friends and former comrades a way to find names from the Iraq War, wherever they are
For three weeks in Iraq in 2004, British soldiers were engaged in one of the longest and most fierce firefights in the history of the Army
Retired Brigadier Ben Barry, who was behind a classified 'lessons learned' report, spoke to BFBS Forces News to help break down the ...
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US Central Command said the refuelling aircraft was lost in friendly airspace, and that the loss was not caused by hostile fire or friendly ...
The former Royal Irish Regiment officer also said the UK had let its allies in the Middle East down by its response to the war with Iran
Over the course of the eight-year campaign – codenamed Op Telic – 179 British soldiers lost their lives and more than 6,000 were injured
Major (Ret'd) Chris Hunter describes UK soldiers' actions alongside their US counterparts in Afghanistan as the epitome of honour and duty
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