Defence in the Media: 31 October 2015

...Barack Obama has agreed to send a small force - no more than 50 - to bolster rebel forces.. Afghanistan The Guardian (magazine) runs a feature on the families of...
...Barack Obama has agreed to send a small force - no more than 50 - to bolster rebel forces.. Afghanistan The Guardian (magazine) runs a feature on the families of...
...giving details on civilian and personnel numbers and current operations, it also includes a list of the MOD’s equipment holdings, the vast majority of which are in service and deployable....
...the bombing campaign against ISIL from Iraq into Syria. A comment piece by David Pannick QC runs in The Times where he writes that the guidelines for drone strikes and...
...Times, Daily Mail and the Daily Telegraphof the news that Kuwait has agreed a memorandum of understanding to buy up to £5.8 billion worth of Eurofighter Typhoon jets, with outlets...
...British Legion. The poem was famously turned into a song in the early 20th century and was a favourite marching tune for many who served in the 14th Army in...
...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...
Among widespread reporting on Defence matters this weekend there was particular focus on EU Migration, the UK Government’s response to the Nepal earthquake and newspaper reports about nuclear safety and security in the Royal Navy.