Exploring the Past at Site of New Homes for Soldiers on Salisbury Plain
...to 4400 years ago). To place that in a global context, Biblical scholars place the Mesopotamian flood of Noah in around 2900 BC. The Neolithic flint knife found in one...
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A Sustainable Solution: Moving and Reusing an Office Building
...in North Luffenham. In order to allow these two additional batteries to join the rest of the Regiment, we’re moving a modular office building known as Laffan House to Thorney...
A Week in the Life of the Army Basing Programme
...infrastructure to support the proposed developments including sustainable transport works, education and healthcare provision and sports, leisure and a community facilities access scheme. In total, the MOD is planning to...
Update on improvements to training facilities at New Zealand Farm Camp
...used 6 JCBs and an 80 ton crane with a 60m boom arm to get the roofs in place. I’m pleased to say that we’re still confident of bringing the...
Powering Up: Frequency converter marks major step forward in powering new aircraft carriers
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HMS Queen Elizabeth, Portsmouth, Queen Elizabeth Class Aircraft Carriers
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...electricity reaches the substation and has been converted to 60Hz, we still have to get it to the ships. For the final connection from jetty to vessel we need a...
Shaping our future
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...Portsmouth in the South, the Army Basing on Salisbury Plain to Cyprus and Brunei - I have made the most of the chances to get out and see what is...
Maintaining the balance: Public Access versus Public Safety?
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Kevin Morris, Posted on:
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Military Training, Public safety, Salisbury Plain Training Area
...to talk to people and discuss why it’s important to stick to the speed limit or not to leave the public roads, or stay within the law. However persistent offenders...
New Life for a Cold War Relic
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Major (retd.) James Salisbury, Posted on:
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Military Training, Working at DIO
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...and besides the physical results has also proved to be an inspiration to many of the sea Cadets involved in the project, with some now talking about a career in...
Improving the environmental performance of Worthy Down
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Georgina Smith, Posted on:
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Environment and Ecology, Project Wellesley, Worthy Down
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...any trees that have to be removed to make way for the new buildings or need to come down because they are in decline get cut up and put in...
Veterans excavating First World War training trenches
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...services to sick and injured soldiers recently returned from Afghanistan, aiming to aid their transition back into civilian life. The participants have great things to say about it and it’s...