Defence in the Media: 26 January 2016
In Defence news today there is reporting on Trident, Daesh training camps and Syrian peace talks.
In Defence news today there is reporting on Trident, Daesh training camps and Syrian peace talks.
The Royal Air Force's Deputy Commander of Operations Air Marshal Bagwell reflects on the RAF contribution to the UK's fight against the terrorist group Daesh. The Royal Air Force has now been engaged on Operation SHADER over Iraq and Syria for …
Today’s broadcast headlines are dominated by news that a series of bomb blasts have hit the Indonesian capital of Jakarta, followed by continuing gunfire and reports of further explosions. For...
...issued personal protection equipment, has improved ergonomics and will rectify any kit integration problems. Photo: Crown Copyright. Follow us on Twitter and don’t forget to sign up for email alerts....
...in place among 88 warnings across the UK. Flooding There is continued coverage of the floods in today’s papers. The Times and The Guardian report that two historic bridges collapsed...
...across Britain and that troops from 2 LANCS had worked, and are expected to work again today, on flood defences. Broadcast outlets this morning are suggesting that the military could...
...made by Colonel Richard Kemp who says combat troops must be sent back to Helmand. He says the UK should be prepared to send 'significant numbers of Special Forces, combat...
...capability in defending the country’s security and the significant progress made since 2001. Though this has come at a high price, the UK can be proud of what it has...
Today’s news is dominated by the United Nations-endorsed peace plan for war-torn Syria, while legal claims, sleepwalking, F-35 and a ground-breaking female Army officer also make the headlines. SYRIA It...
Today’s defence articles include reporting on a US airstrike that has killed Daesh’s supposed financial mastermind and articles looking ahead to the Defence Secretary’s meeting with US Defense Secretary Ash...