Defence in the Media: 18 February 2017

Defence news today includes further coverage of the Munich Security Conference, which was attended by Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon.
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Defence news today includes further coverage of the Munich Security Conference, which was attended by Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon.
A variety of Defence stories feature in today’s news, including NATO’s defence spending target, the MOD’s compensation scheme, and how Alaskan Malamutes are helping injured Service personnel and veterans. ...
A variety of Defence stories feature in today’s news, including a Royal Navy rescue and flexible working for the Armed Forces.
...and their families the broadest service opportunities. Submarines The Sunday Times carries an article about the UK's attack submarine programme An Ministry of Defence spokesperson said: The Royal Navy's attack...
Today’s defence related coverage is dominated by the Defence Secretary’s announcement that IHAT will close by the summer.
...before finishing with a 15-mile loaded march up and across the 886m summit of Pen y Fan. Follow us on Twitter and don’t forget to sign up for email alerts....
The launch of RAF Quick Reaction Alert Typhoon aircraft to intercept and escort a civilian airliner to Stansted Airport is widely covered in today’s papers, as is the appeal against his conviction for murder of Royal Marines Sergeant Alexander Blackman. …
Defence news today includes reporting on the success of the Armed Service Advice Project, and reporting about Afghan interpreters.
Defence news today includes Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon's interview in The Herald and follow-up reports on Navy warships.
...are investing £178 billion as the UK steps up globally. We are focused on maintaining an affordable programme and getting the best value for the taxpayer to deliver the cutting-edge...