Defence in the Media: 21 July 2015
...by the army since the 1970s and most recently saw action in Afghanistan. The Scout is designed to give soldiers the ability to move quicker and further than ever before...
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Defence in the media: 27 July 2015
...campaign that is causing damage as a civil war rages and the casualties she is treating as a result. Afghanistan The Independent, Wall St Journal and The Times report that...
Defence in the Media: 30th July 2015
...employment market. These measures are already producing results allowing the Royal Navy to continue to deliver maritime capability where it is needed. Afghanistan There is widespread coverage of yesterday’s announcement...
Defence in the media: 5 August 2015
...deploy to Kabul in Afghanistan this week to support training for the Afghan National Army. Final bags are loaded onto truck at the Barracks in Penicuik. Follow us on Twitter...
Defence in the media: 7 August 2015
...closed at night if the situation in Calais does not improve. Veteran treatment The Daily Telegraph reports that badly wounded Afghanistan veterans are being left for months with ill-fitting and...
Defence in the Media: 11 August 2015
...with previous incidents, it is important that people follow any advice given by the Police. Afghanistan The Financial Times and The Independent report on different aspects of the increased violence...
Defence in the media: 13 August 2015
...Afghanistan are too slow for the Ukrainian conflict, while the Independent suggests that the UK will not provide lethal aid and sophisticated weapon systems due to the risks from corruption...
Use of anti-malarial medication in the military
...of MOD personnel – only 0.4% of those deployed to Afghanistan between April 2007 and December 2014 were prescribed the medication. Further clarification on mefloquine and the MOD’s policy on...
Defence in the Media: 21 August 2015
...The Guardian report that a suspected Afghan terrorist stripped of his UK citizenship is living in London while embroiled in a legal battle against deportation, while interpreters in Afghanistan are...
Defence in the Media: 23 August 2015
...article by Colonel Richard Kemp, former Commander of British Forces in Afghanistan, who says that the proposed apology by Jeremy Corbyn for British involvement in the Iraq war would amount...