Defence in the Media: 26 July 2016
...ties with allies. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said: Our RAF Red Arrows and Typhoons represent the best of British. The Red Arrows will fly the flag for Britain in key...
...ties with allies. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said: Our RAF Red Arrows and Typhoons represent the best of British. The Red Arrows will fly the flag for Britain in key...
Of note for Defence news today is further coverage of an attempted abduction near RAF Marham and reporting that Royal Navy fleet support vessels could be built abroad. RAF Marham Articles in The Times and Daily Mail report that the two men who tried to abduct …
...Marham Nearly all of the papers continue reporting on last week’s attempted abduction of an RAF serviceman near RAF Marham. The papers report that Norfolk Police have said that investigators...
...headquartered in Scotland will be the first in the UK to offer ground close combat roles to women. According to the article, the Scottish and North Irish Yeomanry (SNIY), based...
...constant review. ARMY TRAINING The Sun and Mirror report that a second solider collapsed during a Brecon Beacons march on the hottest day of the year. Both papers suggest the...
Major Dean Murch MBE, Officer Commanding, The Rifles Company, 1st Infantry Training Battalion, Infantry Training Centre, said:
Today's media includes further reporting on the death of a soldier in Brecon.
...The safety of our personnel is our absolute priority and, while deaths in training are rare, any death is a tragedy. As well as a police investigation, a Service Inquiry...
Today's Defence news is dominated by last night’s vote in the House of Commons in which MPs voted overwhelmingly to renew our continuous at sea deterrent. Trident The renewal of Trident is widely covered by broadcasters this morning following the result of last night's vote, …
This morning’s broadcast news focuses on today’s Commons debate on Trident. Trident