Defence in the media: 17 January 2017

Today’s defence news includes the £269M Crowsnest helicopter contract, and the Supreme Court’s ruling in the case relating to the detention of Serdar Mohammed.
Today’s defence news includes the £269M Crowsnest helicopter contract, and the Supreme Court’s ruling in the case relating to the detention of Serdar Mohammed.
...morning. Sky, BBC Breakfast and Radio 4 Today run interviews with Sir John Chilcot. Print coverage addresses a number of themes expected to be covered in the report, with articles...
...Finland, Senegal and Albania. Today's increasing budget sends the clearest of signals to allies and adversaries that this government puts security first. Follow us on Twitter and don’t forget to...
...capable, or as cost-effective, as a Trident-based deterrent. Like the CentreForum report, the Trident alternatives review looked at replacing the nuclear deterrent with a free-fall nuclear bomb fitted to a...
...Jordanian government’s vows of “punishment and revenge” against ISIL after the jihadi group released a video showing a Jordanian pilot they were holding hostage being burned to death inside a...
...Protective Equipment. Military personnel police cautions The Times today reports on the Service Complaints Bill Debate in the House yesterday evening in which Veterans Minister Anna Soubry announced that the...