Defence in the Media: Monday 8 April 2019
Defence news today includes coverage of Britain's new F-35 aircraft's first overseas deployment, and reporting on the situation around Afghan interpreters.
Defence news today includes coverage of Britain's new F-35 aircraft's first overseas deployment, and reporting on the situation around Afghan interpreters.
Today's defence news includes reporting on a leaked letter from the Pentagon and an attack on an Afghan former interpreter in Kabul.
Defence news today includes reporting about a new radar facility in Shetland, and further coverage of the Defence Secretary's Russia-focused interview in yesterday's Daily Telegraph. Saxa Vord radar station Newspapers today cover the visit of Chief of the Air Staff …
Today's defence news includes speculation that future Red Arrow's jets could be built overseas and the inspiring story of an Afghan former interpreter who lost both legs and his left arm in an explosion whilst on patrol with 1 SCOTS …
Defence news today includes reporting on the success of the Armed Service Advice Project, and reporting about Afghan interpreters.
Today’s defence news review looks at a range of issues including a legal judgement in relation to Afghan interpreters, the publication of the Chilcot report, the Invictus Games and the Government’s policy on ‘drone’ strikes. AFGHAN INTERPRETERS The Times, Daily …
In defence-related news, it is reported that the Defence Secretary Michael Fallon is in Stuttgart to discuss further UK support in the fight against Daesh.
Today’s defence news summary includes the sad deaths of two RAF pilots, a Quick Reaction Alert and a deployment in Somalia. RAF PILOT DEATHS The Times, Daily Star and Daily Telegraph report that two "exceptionally talented" RAF student pilots died …
This morning’s papers include reporting on Afghan interpreters and the future Protector aircraft.
There are a wide variety of Defence related stories in today’s media, including Deepcut, Syria, Yemen and IHAT.