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...is home to many rare species of plant and animal, as well as historically significant archaeological sites, from the Neolithic to WWI. We would have to overcome the challenges of...
...lucky journalist from the Daily Express an exclusive tour of the Plain to help them find out about how DIO balances the requirements of military training with the need to...
...a dog team. They are virtually impossible to escape from and when required they are trained to chase and detain a fleeing suspect by biting and holding onto the right...
...our use of technology to support our work and priorities, and supporting DIO’s fantastic staff to continue their work to enable the Armed Forces to live, work, train and deploy....
...requiring camps, ranges and training areas to remain operational around the clock to support high-intensity use. Rising to the challenge The training being delivered on our sites has so far...
...sensitive management, but the Yardley Chase Conservation Team, along with our DIO and Landmarc teams, will continue to work together to ensure that this hidden gem remains in good shape....
Phil Abramson returns to tell us more about working as a DIO archaeologist. Read his first blog here. As a child my parents used to take me on weekend trips...
...involved in helping DIO to consider how bought-in services can be used to improve environmental, economic and social well-being within our local communities. The Training Estate and Local Communities The...
...of ordnance. The exact coordinates of each anomaly had been entered on to a hand-held GPS system and Matt was shown how to use the GPS to locate target on...
...not to be able to fire because a herder didn’t want to move out of the way could be quite frustrating. I’m pleased to say though that we don’t normally...