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      The Permanent Joint Headquarters (PJHQ) has confirmed to us that British soldiers in Bosnia have not changed their shoulder insignia, contrary to a wildly shared tweet from the 'Veterans for Britain' group. 
      In August, Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro claimed he was the target of a drone-borne explosive assassination attempt.
      In July, U.S. President Donald Trump made waves in Brussels by suggesting that the U.S. might "do its own thing" if NATO Alliance members don't meet defence spending commitments.
      What is the future of UK-EU defence industrial cooperation in the post-Brexit environment?
      NATO is arguably over-complicated by the subordinate nature of the military structure to that of its political structure.
      Diego Garcia is one of the last British footholds ‘East of Suez’ and the last British possession in the Indian Ocean.
      While the announcement of a full-scale mock-up of a twin engine single-seater called Tempest at the Farnborough Airshow was widely reported, don't read too much into it.
      The UK's threat to establish an alternative to the Galileo satellite system is a clever Brexit bargaining position - but should be no more than than that.
      So great is the impact of larger aircraft carriers as a visible deterrent, they're often used as a geopolitical chess piece.
      The Type 26 Frigate, or 'City class', represents one of the most capable warships the Royal Navy has owned in decades, albeit one of the most costly.

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