Defence in the Media: 12 April 2016
In a quieter day for defence news, there is reporting on gifting ammunition to the Kurdish Peshmerga and Pacific 24 boats.
In a quieter day for defence news, there is reporting on gifting ammunition to the Kurdish Peshmerga and Pacific 24 boats.
There is reporting about Syria, Libya and an SAS veteran in today's media items of note for Defence.
Of note for Defence news today is further coverage of the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war, and reporting of US warnings about the threat of Daesh. Chilcot inquiry The Sunday Telegraph claims that British ‘spies’ will start next week to edit …
In a quieter day for Defence news, outlets cover yesterday’s launch of the RAF’s Quick Reaction Alert, as well as the Chilcot inquiry.
Today’s Defence news includes reporting on investment in RAF jets and a High Court ruling against law firms alleging unlawful killing and ill-treatment by British forces. Iraq High Court ruling The Times, the Daily Mail, The Sun and The Guardian report that a High Court …
Of interest for Defence today are reports about the Invictus Games, wifi fees and soldiers on exercise in Jordan.
Of note for Defence news today is coverage of Typhoon sales to Kuwait, and reporting on the launch of the UK team competing at the Invictus Games 2016. Typhoon Articles are carried in The Times, Daily Telegraph and Daily Mail following up yesterday’s announcement that Kuwait has become the eighth …
Today’s defence news includes an interview with the highest ranking reservist in the forces and reports that a US military working dog has received a medal for heroism.
Today’s defence news includes a preview of ‘British Army Girls’ and last week’s 98th anniversary of the RAF.
Articles of interest to Defence in this morning’s papers include reporting on air strikes against Daesh, female soldiers and further commentary on the steel industry.