Defence in the Media: Monday 2 July 2018

Today's defence news includes reporting on a leaked letter from the Pentagon and an attack on an Afghan former interpreter in Kabul.
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 on the new Ministry of Defence and Foreign Office joint international defence engagement strategy, the NATO Defence Ministers’ meeting in Brussels, and military mental health.
Today’s defence-related news includes the Better Combat Compensation consultation, UK’s defence spending and the Duchess of Cambridge’s visit to an Air Cadets camp at RAF Wittering Combat Immunity The MOD’s...
...that their national security advisors would meet in America before Christmas. Computer Generated Image of the Type 26 Global Combat Ship, which is due to come into service after 2020...
...or dreaming of a European Army, what Europe needs to do now is spend more on its own defence, that is the best possible approach to the Trump Presidency. Britain...
...any sort, including sexual assault. As with any instance where the Service Prosecuting Authority or Crown Prosecution Service decides there is a case to be answered, it is right that...
...be a new code of leadership in September and that the complaints procedure would be “sound” so that people felt that they could complain. General Sir Nick Carter, Chief of...
...over £160 billion on our kit to keep Britain safe. That includes new strike fighters; more surveillance aircraft; hunter killer submarines; two aircraft carriers; and the most advanced armoured vehicles....
Of note for Defence in the news today is the continuing coverage focusing on doubts over the Iraqi forces’ ability and willingness to fight ISIL. ISIL The majority of papers...