...take a look at our resources from the DPRTE event by scanning the QR code below. Scan the QR code to find out more about what DIO do. [Crown Copyright/MOD2021]...
...colleague, Staff Sergeant Nanda Wanem, are responsible for the maintenance and continual improvement of the MOD infrastructure here in Belize on behalf of the Collective Training Group (CTG). We currently...
...given me the opportunity to travel and work in countries such as Cyprus and Afghanistan. 'Harvey' the Springer Spaniel is an Arms Explosive Search (AES) dog, pictured here serving in...
...areas relevant to new starters, such as the Civil Service Code and military equivalent, and DIO’s history and vision. The session was interactive, including presentations, videos, exercises and quizzes, which...
![Gypsy Cove on the Falkland Islands. [Crown Copyright/MOD2017]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2018/01/Gypsy-Cove-1024x768.jpeg)
...of the year wearing a suit for a 16 hour plane journey (someone had told me there was a dress code – there isn’t and everyone else was sensibly dressed...
...Support Services 2018]Before implementing the charter, the research undertaken by Landmarc concluded that our suppliers were happy to sign up to working more jointly. Going forward, formalising this approach will...
![A Byway Open To All Traffic sign on Salisbury Plain. [Crown Copyright, MOD]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2018/04/Byway-Open-To-All-Traffic-sign-Kirsty-Williams-1024x684.jpg)
...One of the many warning signs all over the Defence training estate. [Crown Copyright, MOD]There are signs like this all across the training estate. They’re easy to spot. Don’t ignore...
...'Contaminated Soil' sign in Afghanistan. [Crown Copyright]However, it was not until 1998, when I joined DIO’s predecessor Defence Estates on secondment from industry - bit of a theme here -...
...soldier gives the thumbs up sign during an exercise - by Cpl Ian Forsyth RLC [Crown Copyright] The Rain On The Plain Inevitably, the appalling weather over the last few...
...injured and sick military personnel and veterans by getting them involved in archaeological investigations. It’s always a real thrill and privilege to excavate with a group of military personnel, both...