Of note in Defence news today is reporting of an inquiry into housing for Army families, and continued coverage of air strikes in Syria. Army homes The Sun reports that Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has launched an urgent inquiry after a probe …
...that the director of US National Intelligence has warned that Daesh would like to use chemical weapons in an attack on America. Maritime Patrol Aircraft The Independent reports that Britain...
...get the correct reputation.” The MOD’s position is as follows: The Government is determined to reduce significantly the number of spurious claims brought against our Armed Forces. Every false, distorted...
Of note in Defence news today is reporting on the new inquest into the death of Private Cheryl James, and coverage of the new £201m contract to develop Britain's new nuclear submarines. Deepcut There is widespread coverage in today's papers of the …
...December. Pictured:Soldiers from the LANCS chatting to Prince Harry about their experiences during the flood relief. Follow us on Twitter and don’t forget to sign up for email alerts....
...Charles Clarke, who was shot down in the Second World War and was an allied prisoner of war. Follow us on Twitter and don’t forget to sign up for email...
...length in a parliamentary debate last week, while we have blogged previously about the work of the IHAT. The Daily Telegraph claims some Iraq abuse cases brought against British troops...
...higher and for longer to gather constant, reliable information over vast geographical areas. We can invest in cutting edge equipment like this because we’re increasing the Defence budget, with £178...
...reduce significantly the number of spurious claims brought against our troops. Every false, distorted or exaggerated claim diverts defence spending from the front line and could serve to constrain...
...our country. Veterans can of course claim their original medals, dating all the way back to WWII, free of charge. Replacements are only issued in exceptional circumstances, such as burglary...
