...capable, or as cost-effective, as a Trident-based deterrent. Like the CentreForum report, the Trident alternatives review looked at replacing the nuclear deterrent with a free-fall nuclear bomb fitted to a...
Cyber security It has been reported that the Royal Navy will need to adopt new defensive measures to counter the threat of cyber attacks. An MOD spokesperson said: The MOD...
...new aircraft carriers; and the most advanced armoured vehicles. The UK remains a global military power with more than 90,000 servicemen and women deployed last year on over 300...
...come into service in 2020. A video of the F-35B in action can be found here. Colchester Court case The Telegraph and the Times both feature today the expected story...
...committed to making sure veterans get special treatment, when appropriate, and are not disadvantaged by their service. We have been working with the Royal British Legion on this to see...
Ukraine A number of stories appear in the papers this morning following the Defence Secretary’s announcement during his visit to Brussels yesterday. The Independent writes that Britain will take a...
...A campaign has been launched by the Government, to coincide with National Voter Registration Day (NVRD), which encourages more Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen to register to vote in this year’s...
...Jordanian government’s vows of “punishment and revenge” against ISIL after the jihadi group released a video showing a Jordanian pilot they were holding hostage being burned to death inside a...
...Protective Equipment. Military personnel police cautions The Times today reports on the Service Complaints Bill Debate in the House yesterday evening in which Veterans Minister Anna Soubry announced that the...
...and health care for veterans is free, with NHS priority treatment for disorders causally linked to service. The government continues to recognise and be grateful to all the servicemen who...
