Defence in the media: 2 September 2017
Today's defence news includes the RAF has opening all its roles to women and the return of HMS Penzance to her home port.
Today's defence news includes the RAF has opening all its roles to women and the return of HMS Penzance to her home port.
Today's defence news includes a Taliban attack on an Afghan Army base and a Sunday Times feature on women in close combat. Mazar-e Sharif Taliban Attack There is further coverage of the Taliban attack on an Afghan Army base in Mazar-e …
Today’s defence-related media coverage includes the news that Britain will send nearly 30 troops to bolster NATO’s mission in Kosovo. NATO Kosovo force The Independent, The Sunday Mirror, and The People, report that nearly 30 British troops will be sent to …
Of interest for Defence today are reports about the Invictus Games, wifi fees and soldiers on exercise in Jordan.
Today’s Defence news includes reporting on the review of women fighting on the frontline, Army vehicles and the future of the Old War Office.
Today’s defence news includes further coverage of women in combat roles, as well as reports on Helmand province and Syria.
In today's news of interest for defence the Sunday Telegraph reports that the Prime Minister has called for ground combat roles to be opened up to women, while the Sunday Times leads on a proposed review of police gun use following the …
Broadcasters lead their bulletins this morning with warnings from the Defence Secretary that a Paris-style terrorist attack could “easily” happen in UK cities such as London, Manchester or Glasgow as he steps up efforts to win MP’s backing for air …