Defence in the Media: 16 April 2016
...present in the run up to and throughout DSEI 2015. They had free and totally unrestricted access to all exhibitors in order to undertake checks that all equipment, services, documentation...
...present in the run up to and throughout DSEI 2015. They had free and totally unrestricted access to all exhibitors in order to undertake checks that all equipment, services, documentation...
...are now among the most inclusive workplaces for LGBT employees and will support Pride in London. Squadron Leader David Montenegro, Red 1 and Team Leader of the Royal Air Force...
Today’s Defence news includes reporting on investment in RAF jets and a High Court ruling against law firms alleging unlawful killing and ill-treatment by British forces. Iraq High Court ruling...
...pay-as-you-go basis for this purpose. Internet and wi-fi access is free for business, education and training. Invictus Many papers follow up the news that Prince Harry has helped launch the...
Reporting on defence issues in today’s papers includes articles on the new Hawk support contract with BAE and Babcock and updates on the Pakistan suicide bomb that killed at least...
...Cairngorm mountain range from 26 February to 6 March. The event is open to Regulars, Reservists, and Officer Cadets. More than 80 personnel have competed in Alpine racing and snowboarding....
Defence stories appearing today include reporting on the Syrian ceasefire, laser pens being aimed at US military jets and speculation that British military bases could become migrant camps. Migrant camps The Daily Mail online reports that British military bases could …
Air strikes in Syria and the RAF’s Quick Reaction Alert response are the main items of interest in Defence news this morning. Syria air strikes The Times and The Independent write that British air strikes in Syria have hit seven …
Today’s defence news covers reports of the two Saudi Air Force cadets training at RAF Cosford and yesterday’s Quick Reaction Alert. Quick Reaction Alert There is widespread reporting in the...
...be more agile in deterring threats to the UK and its interests. Cadet Drug Use The Times, Daily Mailand Telegraph write that nine Army cadets have been taken to hospital...