Defence in the Media: Friday 21st September 2018
Defence news today includes coverage of the Defence Secretary’s visit to Ukraine, speculation on a Joint Cyber Force, and a Public Accounts Committee report on nuclear enterprise.
Defence news today includes coverage of the Defence Secretary’s visit to Ukraine, speculation on a Joint Cyber Force, and a Public Accounts Committee report on nuclear enterprise.
...take over the role of Lightning Programme Manager, said: The F-35 is the best aircraft I’ve ever flown. It is the most advanced multi-role fighter jet out there and the...
...programmes, and a small delegation from Ukraine was hosted recently as part of a think tank-sponsored visit. Follow us on Twitter and don’t forget to sign up for email alerts....
...are aware an ex-soldier has been arrested by the Police Service of Northern Ireland in connection with their investigation into the events of Bloody Sunday. It would be inappropriate...
...others are striking in Syria which means we can play our part in Iraq. I think MPs will want to think about how we best deal with ISIL. The UK...
...legal action against Sir John Chilcot over the significant delays in the publication of the inquiry’s findings on the decision to enter the war. And as A-Level result are out...
...for the Ukrainian Armed Forces continues to be well-received and highly valued by troops and commanders in the east of the country. Since March, 13 UK training teams have deployed...
...march said he was not aware of official guidance that an exercise should be halted if a participant suffered a heat illness. The instructor said he accepted that it would...
...The majority of today’s papers continue their coverage of the inquest into the deaths of three soldiers in the Brecon Beacons. The Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph report that another...
...them safely to land as soon as possible. Read more here. Baltic Air Policing It is reported, including in The Mail Online, Express and Mirror, that RAF Typhoon jets operating...