Defence in the Media: 13 July 2015
...looks or sexuality. More than one in 10 servicewomen - some 13% - had had a 'particularly upsetting experience' involving sexual harassment. It carries General Sir Nick Carter’s comments that...
...looks or sexuality. More than one in 10 servicewomen - some 13% - had had a 'particularly upsetting experience' involving sexual harassment. It carries General Sir Nick Carter’s comments that...
...it, but the reduction in the number of new cases we have seen is really the result of a team effort between MOD, our Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, DfID,...
...is to become the most senior ranked woman in the history of the service. The Brigadier will become a 2* Major General in September when she takes up the post...
...delighted to be in command of 1 Signal Brigade, I was a commanding officer within the Brigade, and I love the Royal Signals' soldiers and other cap badges that serve...
...They write that Parliament previously voted against such strikes but they could vote again if necessary. Some report that there is “no legal bar” to block Britain from attacking Syria...
The three most senior warrant officers from the Royal Navy, British Army and RAF attended the UK’s biggest LGBT pride event in London for the first time, supporting more than 200 defence personnel taking part in the parade.
...Elsewhere, the Daily Telegraph, The Sun and Mail write that an Army officer who was running the test march failed to notice that one of the men had not moved...
Defence related news coverage today focuses on the Queen’s speech as well as further coverage of ISIL, including the story that jihadists have unleashed a wave of suicide attacks targeting...
With the eyes of the world on Westminster, the professionalism and pageantry of the Armed Forces were on show for all to see today as they escorted Her Majesty The...
...more about the campaign on Facebook, Twitter or sign up to our newsletter to keep up to date with the latest. The week of Armed Forces Day begins on Monday...