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General Sir Frank Kitson, who has died aged 97, won two Military Crosses during his service in Kenya and Malaya, and went on to serve in Cyprus, Oman and Ulster; he was regarded as one of the most capable and controversial soldiers of his generation, and his expertise in counter-insurgency operations was probably unrivalled.

General Sir Frank Kitson, who has died aged 97, won two Military Crosses during his service in Kenya and Malaya, and went on to serve in Cyprus, Oman and Ulster; he was regarded as one of the most capable and controversial soldiers of his generation, and his expertise in counter-insurgency operations was probably unrivalled.

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HUNDREDS gathered on the streets of Workington this weekend, to pay tribute to service men and veterans from around the town as they celebrated…

Friday, the Augusta Green Jackets visited the Childrens Hospital of Georgia. This is the players First time visiting in a couple of years. 

Jon Rahm, channeling Spanish great Seve Ballesteros on his late hero's birthday, survived a marathon day to score an emotional Masters win at Augusta National.

In the Augusta National pro shop is a door that leads to a room filled by the storied green jackets unseen by non-members until the L.A. Times was given exclusive access.

Jon Rahm nearly shot himself out of a chance to win the Masters after only one hole. Then he showed why he was one of the pre-tournament favorites.

What do we know about Nick Saban.

At Sandhurst he was described as 'something of a rough, tough chap but a useful character to have around if things were not going too well'