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Op Reflect: A journey across battlefields, cultures and generations

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By Alex Walters
| Forces News Verified
Op Reflect offers a chance for young people to learn more about the global and Commonwealth stories of the First World War What was billed as a three-day coach tour to France and Belgium became a powerful exploration of the British Army's global and multicultural contribution to the First World War, and a poignant reminder that remembrance is about far more than the battles of the past.
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Young crews and deadly missions: How RAF Bomber Command took the air war to Nazi Germany

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By VE Day, Alex Walters
| Forces News Verified
A Dakota flypast marks Bomber Command's 85th anniversary in 2021 Driven by fears in the 1930s of an aerial apocalypse, it was believed a strong force would deter enemy aggression. It was against this backdrop that RAF Bomber Command was created, providing specialised control of the UK's bomber force between 1936 and 1968. The organisation existed for 32 years but is best known for its role in the Second World War.
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Falklands: Recalling the events leading up to Battle of Goose Green

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By Alex Walters
| Forces News Verified
Veterans recall events leading to the Battle of Goose Green On 28 May 1982, Argentine troops were dug in around Goose Green and nearby Darwin in the Falkland Islands. The Second Battalion, Parachute Regiment (2 PARA) advanced to find 1,200 Argentines dug in, waiting. A fierce battle followed that lasted 14 hours, resulting in 47 Argentines and 17 British personnel losing their lives.
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