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Panthers, military simulations and Polish hospitality: Leicestershire Reservist on maintaining peace and stability with NATO in Eastern Europe

Earlier this year NATO conducted its largest military exercise since the Cold War.

Reserves Day: ex-farmer on finding invigorating sense of service in his 50s

Andy Blayney has worked in the agricultural sector for more than 40 years, currently as a farm auditor and food safety consultant.

GB medalist praises Army Reserves for helping him reach the top of his game

A 40-year-old ultrarunner has credited the Army Reserves for helping him clinch a bronze medal on the world stage.

Op TOSCA: Royal Engineers deploy to Cyprus on United Nations peacekeeping mission

A bus driver, computer technician, first safety officer and HGV driver have returned home after deploying with the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP).

Air Cadets compete for cyber, space and shooting honours at Wing Field Day

Held annually, the Wing Field Day allows Cadets to demonstrate the skills they’ve developed across the training syllabus.

Sea Cadet receives surprise letter after writing to the King about saving the planet

A 12-year-old Sea Cadet wrote to King Charles in a drive to do everything possible on his mission to save the planet.

Lincoln Reservist ventures to South Africa in preparation for Inter-Services Twenty20

Back in February, Lance Corporal (LCpl) Jake Benson of 160 (Lincoln) Squadron, Royal Logistics Corps, jetted off to South Africa for a 16-day pre-season cricket tour, honing his skills as a bowler and enjoying the plentiful opportunities for travel, adventure and sporting glory.

Multi-million pound build will provide Lincolnshire Army Cadets with modern training space and help boost recruitment

East Midlands Reserve Forces and Cadets Association (East Midlands RFCA) has broken ground on a new Army Cadet training facility at Beckingham Camp, Lincolnshire.

Help, hire and thrive: Leading Forces advocates RecruitME practise what they preach

Service Leavers Howard Rudder and Chris Buck were as excited as they were nervous when they said goodbye to the security of employment to setup their own business in 2015.