Getting battle ready with BATUS
...team, work through how to face fear and operate in challenging situations - all important abilities when they move into live operations. To have experienced a minor part of what...
...team, work through how to face fear and operate in challenging situations - all important abilities when they move into live operations. To have experienced a minor part of what...
...winner in the family, so I suspect that her influence shaped how I thought about the male: female role relationship and where my place in this was. I also went...
...a technical building qualification which was needed to get into a technical role and undertook training with a mentor which covered areas from waste water to contaminated land to carbon...
...to provide existing and potential suppliers with information on how to do business with the MOD, introduce DIO and its commercial vision, and talk about some of the upcoming opportunities...
...spent a few years in Scotland and elsewhere working as a forestry contractor, before heading to forestry college. I was lucky enough to get a placement working in MOD forestry...
...project using archaeological excavation, survey, geo-morphology and marine archaeology to get to grips with how the peninsula has been formed and exploited over several thousands of years. The Ancient Akrotiri...
...in the planning stages where I really get down into the detail. I have to check all traces, all written instructions and make sure that all the plans that are...
...Forces and to share individual experiences. If you fit either of those categories and would like to know more or get involved then please get in touch at DIO-ReserveForcesAdvocate@mod.uk ...
...texture of the penile skin can often be an indication of this cancer. Now 16 months in remission, Ronnie wants to use his experience to raise awareness of penile cancer,...
...them to ensure they protect the owls. Jonathan with three owls. [All rights reserved]As a volunteer, I get to see a vast range of wonderful wildlife including a fantastic array...