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A woman serving with the British army's bomb disposal team in Afghanistan has died of injuries sustained on duty in Helmand province, the Ministry of Defence has announced.
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In 1953, shortly after her coronation, Queen Elizabeth II paid a visit to the lighthouse, built next to a signal station once operated by the British army.
Losing Oneself in Bermuda William Lyons 2011
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John Redmond, in order to demonstrate his good faith, called for Irish volunteers to join the British army.
between the rock and the cold, cold sea -- Day hawkwing_lb 2006
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And they were welcome, beyond a doubt, for nearly half the British army was incapacitated through fevers, and many men had died.
Old Put The Patriot Over, Frederick A 1904
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A woman serving with the British army's bomb disposal team in
The Guardian World News Nick Hopkins 2011
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Also in 2007, 22-year-old Prince Harry of England was ordered to the front lines in Iraq along with his British army unit.
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