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<p>Farnham Castle played its part in the Second World War effort.</p>

Peeps into the Past: The war effort Farnham Castle kept under cover

<p>Farnham-based journalist Andrew Simms has edited a new book about drone warfare.</p>

New book examines rise of drone warfare in Ukraine

<p>Retired Brigadier Gerhard Wheeler in conversation with Lib-Dem campaigner Theresa Meredith Hardy in Liphook.</p>

Farnham defence expert warns of risks in the age of Trump and Putin

<p>A US Curtiss-46 aircraft conducting an aerial evacuation of wounded American troops. A very similar layout to the fateful aircraft that crashed at Hindhead in May 1945</p>

British POW's final journey ends in tragedy

<p>Polish infantry assault Monte Cassino in May 1944</p>

Reporting on the advance through Italy

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Longmoor ranges are re-opened to the public

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Noise a necessity for training Ukrainian troops at Longmoor

<p>Complaints have been made about noise levels at Longmoor where Ukrainians troops are being trained.</p>

Longmoor will be a noisy neighbour while Ukrainian troops are trained

<p>Ukrainian forces are being trained on Longmoor through Operation Interflex</p>

Hampshire's pride in Longmoor's role in Ukrainian military training

<p>The mud-laden cauliflower explosion from Britain’s first atomic test in Montebello Islands, Western Australia, on October 2, 1952</p>

Decades-long wait is over for two veterans who were part of atomic tests

<p>Farnham deputy mayor Brodie Mauluka looks on as the Royal British Legion standards are lowered to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the end of the Korean War at the Gostrey Meadow service on July 27</p>

End of the Korean War commemorated 70 years on in Farnham

<p>Much of Longmoor between the A3 and Liss Forest has been closed to the public by the MOD.</p>

MOD closes parts of Longmoor to public

<p>Hambone Junior was a brown and white terrier adopted by American soldiers billeted in Alresford during the build-up to Operation Overlord</p>

Hambone Jr: The four-legged D-Day mascot whose grave is a war memorial

<p>The Queen Mother sat with an unknown regiment at an unknown occasion sometime after the Second World War – can you help unravel the photograph's mysteries?</p>

Can you help us unravel the mysteries of the Queen Mother's visit?