Defence in the Media: 19 March 2017
Today’s defence news includes continued coverage of British troops deploying to Estonia as part of NATO’s enhanced Forward Presence, the withdrawal of the e-bluey service and a report on Army recruitment.
Today’s defence news includes continued coverage of British troops deploying to Estonia as part of NATO’s enhanced Forward Presence, the withdrawal of the e-bluey service and a report on Army recruitment.
Defence-related news today includes the formation of a new defence innovation panel and the development of unmanned vehicles, the investigation into the Smolensk air disaster and RAF uniforms.
Today's defence-related news includes the Prime Minister's speech to US Republicans, reporting on Lords Syria discussions, and the MOD's Equipment Plan.
Defence news today includes flooding preparation assistance, Northern Ireland, progress in Mosul, and missing airman Corrie McKeague. Armed Forces Assist in Flooding Preparations Many newspapers, including The Sun and the Daily Mirror, report that the Ministry of Defence sent troops to assist in flooding preparations. …
Defence news today includes continued coverage of the Ministry of Defence’s proposals for better compensation for Armed Forces personnel, and looks ahead to Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson’s upcoming speech in which he is expected to urge all NATO members to meet …
Today’s defence related news includes coverage of NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg’s visit to London, £102 million of LIBOR fines being given to military charities and a story about an academic report into the UK’s nuclear deterrent. NATO The Times …
Today’s defence news is led by coverage of the Defence Secretary’s announcement that the UK will be sending 800 personnel to Estonia. There is also coverage of Russia cancelling plans to refuel its flotilla of warships at the Spanish port …
A range of defence stories feature in today’s media, including continued coverage of Russia’s Northern Fleet sailing through the Channel, the Iraq Historical Allegations Team (IHAT), and the fight against Daesh in Iraq. Russian ships Most national newspapers, including The …
This morning, the battle for Mosul continues to be the central focus for both broadcast and print media.
Today’s defence related news includes coverage of Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh receiving their Long Service and Good Conduct medals, after the Defence Secretary announced that military officers will now be eligible, as …