Defence in the Media: 15 June 2015

...repeat of a story previously featured in The Daily Star on 23 March, The Daily Express incorrectly reports that a third of the RAF’s front line jets are not fit...
...repeat of a story previously featured in The Daily Star on 23 March, The Daily Express incorrectly reports that a third of the RAF’s front line jets are not fit...
...main road and later died, was said to have been moving “between running and a fast walk” on the final leg of the 16-mile march. The Guardian reports that it...
...gangs behind it who are making money out of human misery. Working alongside the Italians, Germans, French, the Netherlands, Irish and the Portuguese, we are showing how European navies are...
...which provides initial administrative support before the French authorities process the medal applications. We are doing our very best to process the applications as quickly as possible and we prioritise...
...march said he was not aware of official guidance that an exercise should be halted if a participant suffered a heat illness. The instructor said he accepted that it would...
...in the best possible way, we were able to bring the Defence budget under control. An MOD Spokesperson said: “You would expect MOD to play a part in the Government’s...
...Michael Fallon opens new accommodation block at Brunei Garrison, the home of 1 Royal Gurkha Rifles. Follow us on Twitter and don’t forget to sign up for email alerts. ...
...and so well that you can invest for the future. We’re building two aircraft carriers, seven Hunter-Killer submarines, there are new armoured vehicles on order for the army, we’re buying...
...Dialogue this weekend were highlighted on today’s BBC Breakfast (0635) and BBC R4 Today. Mr Carter said that Britain risks becoming disengaged from world affairs if it cuts spending on...
...senior RAF personnel suggest our Carrierswill be at significant risk without procurement of Maritime Patrol Aircraft in the near future. The paper also suggests that the Russians will be free...