...face are growing in scale, complexity and concurrency. In a more dangerous world, we have chosen to use our hard-earned economic strength to give our Armed Forces what they need...
...covered the debate, including the Defence Secretary’s words. Watch more about our nuclear deterrent here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQlAK7939qQ HMS Ocean decommissioning Following coverage on BBC Online & Mirror Online yesterday, the Daily...
The Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR), due to be published later today, is covered prominently by all media outlets. It is widely reported that Prime Minister David Cameron will...
Defence issues continue to be at the forefront of today’s media reporting, with a heavy focus on a potential parliamentary vote on military action in Syria, along with this week’s announcement on the Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR).
...network in northern Syria. It comes amid growing signs of collaboration against ISIL between Russian, French and US forces. Cyprus migrants The Daily Mail says that Cypriot officials have said...
...Telegraph includes a story about an Army captain who has submitted a compensation claim to the MOD regarding their service at the Personnel Recovery Centre. Our position is here: While...
...that the Defence Select Committee will hear evidence on the use by the military of the anti-milarial drug 'Lariam', also known as mefloquine, that has been linked to mental health...
...significantly enhanced its ability to target ISIL fighters. HMS Gloucester There are various picture stories featuring HMS Gloucester, the Royal Navy’s last Type 42 destroyer, reflecting her final departure from...
...of, the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Referencing the increased use of the technology and its cost and manning advantages, he argues that independent scrutiny is required to provide...
...of analytical thinking. The piece references that the Royal Navy is expected to use the SDSR to call for 2,500 more sailors. A Government spokesperson said: The Government is engaging...
