Defence in the Media: 15 August 2016

...the Philippines, Jordan, Ukraine and China. The Cadets that completed the course were at the very start of their military training and did not receive access to sensitive information or...
Daily updates of how defence is reported in the UK media
...the Philippines, Jordan, Ukraine and China. The Cadets that completed the course were at the very start of their military training and did not receive access to sensitive information or...
Of note for Defence news today is reporting about a new training scheme at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, and claims about British Special Forces. Sandhurst The Sun carries an article which looks at a new scheme at Sandhurst which could …
...by an £800m fund is reported in The Times, Daily Telegraph, Daily Mail and Financial Times. The initiative will include a dragon’s den-style innovation panel and new hub to bring...
...programmes, and a small delegation from Ukraine was hosted recently as part of a think tank-sponsored visit. Follow us on Twitter and don’t forget to sign up for email alerts....
...into the allegation. Brigadier John Donnelly, head of Army Personnel Services Group said: This is a very serious allegation which is subject to an ongoing Service Police investigation. The Army...
In the last 24 hours, the top defence news has included the latest RAF strike update announcing a number of strikes against a number of Daesh tankers in a Syrian...
This morning’s Defence news includes reporting on Syria and the Successor programme. SYRIA The Times claims Russian and Syrian aircraft were pounding opposition areas of Aleppo last night in brutal...
...Police wildlife crime officer, said: The Security at HM Naval Base Clyde that protects the Submarine Service also provides a sanctuary for hen harriers, the most endangered bird of prey...
...defect that was possibly genetic. The finale to the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in 2004. Crown Copyright. Follow us on Twitter and don’t forget to sign up for email alerts....
...troops, amid allegations Iraqi civilians were paid bribes to bring abuse claims. Afghanistan Today’s papers report on an attack on a convoy carrying 12 foreign tourists, including eight British tourists,...