Defence in the Media: 10 June 2016
Today’s defence news includes RAF attacks on targets in Fallujah, SAS soldiers potentially facing court martial, and a response to the critique on defence procurement.
Today’s defence news includes RAF attacks on targets in Fallujah, SAS soldiers potentially facing court martial, and a response to the critique on defence procurement.
Myth-making is Daesh’s stock in trade. And their biggest myth of all is that they are winning militarily. The evidence shows that is a failing proposition.
Today's news blog looks at select committee hearings on investigations into alleged wrongdoing in Iraq and service family accommodation, along with a Russian submarine that was escorted through the English Channel by a Royal Navy vessel - and a Jamie …
Today's defence news includes reports that hundreds of troops are taking part in a Nato exercise in Poland, as well as stories on Trident and service accommodation.
Of note for Defence today are reports about a UK peacekeeping deployment to South Sudan and claims about operations in Syria.
This morning’s defence news includes further reporting on the conclusion of the inquest into the death of Pte Cheryl James and stories on the cost of hard copies of the Chilcot report.
A coroner has recorded a conclusion of suicide at the inquest into the death of Private Cheryl James.
Today’s defence news blog covers the conclusion of the inquest into the death of Private Cheryl James, suggestions that more UK troops could be sent to Afghanistan and aid drops in Syria.
A variety of defence related stories are covered in today’s media, including Iraq, the Invictus Games, and areported near miss involving RAF Typhoons.
This morning’s defence news includes reporting on the assistance from the RAF to Iraqi ground forces taking back Fallujah from Daesh and widespread coverage of yesterday’s Battle of Jutland commemorations.