Defence in the media: 31 July 2016
...interview with former General Richard Barrons on cyber security and a freedom of information request on MOD accommodation. Troop’s legal claims The Sun (p19) reports that hundreds of British troops...
...interview with former General Richard Barrons on cyber security and a freedom of information request on MOD accommodation. Troop’s legal claims The Sun (p19) reports that hundreds of British troops...
...of tailless monkeys and are the only free-living monkeys in Europe. Working from RAF Gibraltar, 2 Merlin Mk3 helicopters from 846 Naval Air Squadron based at Royal Naval Air Station...
...that the Armed Forces should have the confidence and tools to do their jobs effectively on operations, free from the burden of excessive litigation. Historic allegations The Daily Telegraph and...
...to meet the 2% target and reinforces NATOs role in guaranteeing security as well as extolling the benefits of free trade. Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon has agreed £100M contract...
...this process will rightly be supported throughout and will receive free MOD legal representation. Marine A The Daily Mail (p4-5) has continued to focus on the case of Marine A...
...airstrikes after the United States – and has 750 military personnel deployed toSierra Leone to help fight Ebola. The UK remains a truly global military power with more than 90,000...
...the team’s important role as a global ambassador for the United Kingdom and Royal Air Force. [Picture: Crown Copyright, by SAC Craig Marshall - RAF]Follow us on Twitter and don't...
...Britain safe. The UK continues airstrikes and training to combat ISIL in Iraq – carrying out the second highest number of airstrikes after the United States – and has...
...the U.S. that European allies needed to increase their military spending. “We’re alongside the United States in wanting other European allies to do more,” Mr. Fallon said. Travel costs The...
...armoured vehicles. In related coverage, the United States Permanent Representative to Nato, Ivo Daalder, deliberates in the Financial Times whether Europe needs an army, making reference to recent comments made...