Posts Tagged ‘Training’
After 18 months of refit work, HMS Westminster is ready for sea again. The work has seen the most powerful and advanced frigate in the Royal Navy completely overhauled and ready for her final decade of service. A number of upgrades have been applied to the ship, which the Royal ...
A recent report from McAfee and the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington DC estimated that globally cyber crime costs $400 billion a year. Here, Paul Clarke, Managing Director of cyber security firm Xenubis, tells MOD DCB features editor Julie Shennan how the threat is evolving and what the ...
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has reaffirmed the UK’s strong Defence relationship with Kuwait, during a visit to the Gulf country. Meeting with Minister of Interior His Excellency Sheikh Mohammed Al-Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, the Defence Secretary underlined the important Defence ties between the countries, and to discuss shared interests. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon ...
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has pledged continued support for the Egyptian Armed Forces during a visit to Cairo this week. ©British Embassy Cairo Having worked with the EAF during 2015/16 to train more than 80 personnel in Counter-improvised explosive device (C-IED) and close protection, the UK has pledged to continue working alongside ...
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