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Transitioning from Military service to civilian life can often feel daunting. But MBDA is increasingly proving to be the natural…
Military Resettlement, Business, Training & Recruitment
Military Resettlement, Business, Training & Recruitment
Transitioning from Military service to civilian life can often feel daunting. But MBDA is increasingly proving to be the natural…
Freeman Homes has a proven track record for designing exceptional new homes developments that prioritise space, style, and sustainability to…
Sue Petrie was no stranger to the Armed Forces when she joined the NHS. Her family traveled around before settling…
On reflection, I guess I joined the Army to ‘be the best’, although after ploughing my A levels, I recognised…
Opportunities to change direction after we’ve been in a particular career for a long time are rare. It isn’t impossible…
The Development, Concepts and Doctrine Centre ( DCDC )’s ‘South Asia out to 2040’ regional survey identifies key strategic trends for South Asia over the next 30 years and explores the challenges and opportunities that surround an Eastern shift in global power. In 2010, DCDC published ‘Global Strategic Trends out to 2040’
Issue The spread of weapons of mass destruction ( WMD ) poses a threat to the UK and the international community. Indiscriminate trade in conventional arms and the use of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear ( CBRN ) weapons and ballistic missiles raises serious humanitarian and security concerns. We’re working around the world to champion and implement UK policies as set out in the National Counter-Proliferation Strategy to prevent the spread of CBRN weapons and ballistic missiles.
Issue We are in Afghanistan for one overriding reason – to protect our national security by helping the Afghans take control of their own.
A report out this week shows that the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force have put numeracy and literacy skills at the heart of their development programme for new recruits.
Under the auspices of Programme Future Brize (PFB) the development of RAF Brize Norton continues to move on apace.