COVID-19: Military Could Be Next 'Priority' To Receive Vaccine
It has been suggested Armed Forces personnel, teachers and bus drivers could receive the vaccine right after high-risk groups have done so.
It has been suggested Armed Forces personnel, teachers and bus drivers could receive the vaccine right after high-risk groups have done so.
Group Captain Sonia Phythian was at Windsor Castle when she was told she was going to be recognised for her work during the pandemic.
Personnel tested technology which could be used to transport ammo, and even people, during Littoral Response Group (Experimentation).
Adaptations are being made to the selection process, with uncertainty over whether the iconic doko race will go ahead.
Lieutenant Lewis Phillips became the first trainee pilot to fly solo in the aircraft and now he is the first to earn his Wings in it.
Military personnel are advising the Government’s Vaccination Task Force and supporting the rollout of the jabs.
A virtual 12-hour fitness marathon saw the players push themselves to the limit.
The deal means 25 industry job will be created at RAF Brize Norton.
The UK is preparing to roll out vaccinations for COVID-19 ahead of regulatory approvals being given.
One of the aims of the inquiry is to offer a platform for serving personnel to talk openly about the challenges they have faced.
Currently acting chief ombudsman, Mariette Hughes is the Ministry of Defence’s preferred candidate to take over the role in January.
The UK now owns 21 of the Lightning jets, with 18 of those based at the Norfolk site.
Some of the concepts and equipment the Royal Marines have been using in Cyprus could become part of the Future Commando Force.
In early October, four-year-old Felix dropped a message in a bottle into the River Weser, which was later found by a British soldier.
Senior Aircraftman Benji Fulker has finished third in the Europa Cup tournament in Germany.
The training with the Italian ships was the last major act of the Royal Navy's autumn Mediterranean deployment.