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Nearly 800 military homes have been found to be without valid gas safety certificates, “enough is enough” says Mark Francois MP.
The post ‘Enough is Enough’, Francois blasts military home safety first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, or NATO, was established as a shield for collective security and to counter the threat from the Soviet Union.
The post A brief guide to NATO first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
New data released today highlights challenges faced by NHS trusts in monitoring connected devices and meeting compliance requirements.
The post NHS trusts challenged by attack surface complexities first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Tobias Ellwood, Chair of the Defence Committee, issued a stark warning regarding the state of the UK’s armed forces and defence readiness.
The post Defence Committee Chair warns over British military decline first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The most intense bouts of fighting are centred in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, western Donetsk Oblast, and around the city of Bakhmut.
The post Ukraine pushes forward against Russian troops first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Boeing has been awarded a US$1.946bn (A$2.90bn) contract for the procurement of up to 184 Boeing AH-64E Apache Guardian attack helicopters, including 29 machines for the Australian Army. The Apache…
The post Australian Army Apache helicopters go on contract appeared first on ADBR.
Kongsberg Defence Australia (KDA) has signed a five-year agreement with prime contractor Raytheon Australia to provide sustainment services for the Australian Army’s Project LAND 19 Phase 7B Short-Range Ground-Based Air…
The post Kongsberg Defence Australia to sustain NASAMS in Army service appeared first on ADBR.
The Commonwealth government has announced that it will acquire the Lockheed Martin M142 HIMARS long-range artillery system, and that it has signed a contract with KONGSBERG to acquire the Naval…
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