Defence in the media: 30 December 2015
...in place among 88 warnings across the UK. Flooding There is continued coverage of the floods in today’s papers. The Times and The Guardian report that two historic bridges collapsed...
...in place among 88 warnings across the UK. Flooding There is continued coverage of the floods in today’s papers. The Times and The Guardian report that two historic bridges collapsed...
Today’s defence articles report on the Sun Military Awards held yesterday at the Guild Hall and the appointment of Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach as the new Chief of...
...across Britain and that troops from 2 LANCS had worked, and are expected to work again today, on flood defences. Broadcast outlets this morning are suggesting that the military could...
...was possible. That same spirit of innovation continues today as the Dambusters of today prepare to fly the world’s most advanced fighter jet in the skies over the UK. Just...
This morning’s papers cover a range of Defence-related topics, including a speech due to be made by the Defence Secretary Michael Fallon today. Airseeker Rivet Joint The Daily Mail, Daily...
Today’s defence news includes a Coldstream Guard Soldier making history at Trooping the Colour. First soldier to take part in Trooping the Colour wearing a turban The Telegraph, Express and...
Today's Defence related news includes coverage of the Type 26 steel cut, a Royal Artillery Lance Bombardier being signed by Bristol Rovers and the Soldiering On Awards. Type 26 steel...
...ago today in the 7/7 London bombings. Siddiqui, the National Co-Ordinator of the Big Iftar campaign and member of the Armed Forces Muslim Forum (AFMF), will speak to serving personnel,...
The US-led coalition's airstrikes on Raqqa in Syria feature in today's Defence news, as do reports that the militant group ISIL have executed Syrian soldiers in Palmyra. ISIL The Times...