Defence in the Media: 23 May 2016

A variety of Defence stories are covered in the media today, including Armed Forces recruitment , the start of Iraqi military operations to re-take Fallujah from Daesh, and the House...
A variety of Defence stories are covered in the media today, including Armed Forces recruitment , the start of Iraqi military operations to re-take Fallujah from Daesh, and the House...
...Angelito Barbierato Gold Archery Open recurve Chris Macfayden Silver Archery Team - Novice recurve Martin Clapton Gareth Paterson Matthew Elliot Gold Archery Team - Open recurve Angelito Barbierato Chris Macfayden...
...Invictus Games are for wounded, sick and injured personnel and veterans and the semi-finals and finals end on Thursday. Fourteen nations are competing across 10 sports. The only medals left...
...and veterans and the semi-finals and finals began on Monday (May 9). Fourteen nations are competing across 10 sports. It was a fantastic day for the competitors taking part in...
...Officer Sean Gaffney, a serving member of the Royal Navy, has a below-the-knee left leg amputation after being injured in service in 1999. He won the gold medal heavyweight powerlifting,...
...Team Captain David Wiseman – an ex-Army Captain - won the 100m and second heat of the 50m freestyle in a time of 1.01.90 and 27.67 seconds respectively. The 50m...
...language. 71 Engineer Regiment players celebrate a 4-1 win over the current Northern Ireland Army Reserve Champions 152 (North Irish) Regt RLC in the final of the Reserve Cup Final...
On today’s front pages, the Daily Telegraph and The Guardian carry photos of the Queen and Prince Harry taken from a video promoting the forthcoming Invictus Games, which will see...
...help coordinate strikes by American B-52 bombers. An MOD spokesperson said: The UK continues to work with international partners on how best to support the new Libyan government. All planning...
...for the deaths of armed forces personnel killed during training. HMS ENTERPRISE In their coverage of Libya, the Sunday Telegraph, Sunday Express, The Sun and The Times write that the...