Eye in the Sky: drones at Salisbury Plain
...once the drone is spotted by the riders. Two vans were seized after a drone was used to monitor vans being used to transport illegal bikes to the area. The...
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New online booking system for training facilities will make life easier for our Armed Forces
...to cancel it in BAMS Online. Cancelling it will avoid their exercise being noted as a no show/not used. With BAMS Online, an end user only has three attempts to...
Supporting Exercise Cerberus in Germany: All in a day’s work
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Lt Col Robert Mather, Posted on:
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British Army, Explosive Ordnance Clearance, Germany, Military Training, Sennelager
...the discovery of two WW1 77mm chemical shells! Together with the German Government (who sent their specialist chemical EOD staff to the site to conduct the assessment) we worked to...
The life of an Area Utility Manager
...solution is to use less, thinking about when you use energy and water and how you are disposing of waste. There are simple ways you can do this like switching...
Calling all engineers and engineers to be - think Defence!
...problems that they tackle. Young people were challenged to figure out how to best support the Leaning Tower of Pisa, how to design flood prevention using Lego and plasticine, and...
The MOD Access Forum: Working Together for Safe Public Access to the Training Estate
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James Nevitt, Posted on:
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Explosive Ordnance Clearance, Mapping, Military Training, Public Access, Public safety
...was a big push for the user groups to take away the main messages about public safety on military lands, and how we hope to better publicise the recreational opportunities...
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
![Lt Townsend. [Crown Copyright/MOD2017]](https://insideDIO.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2017/08/Screen-Shot-2017-08-07-at-16.26.17.png)
...few questions as to what their use was. We did find out they were still actively maintained then for use by the Government as a regional centre in case of...
Saving lives in the outback
...around £150,000, which was used in part, towards otherwise unfunded infrastructure projects. Woodbridge will welcome back Pilatus and the PC-24 in July 2019, to add to its certified capabilities by...
Winners of Sanctuary Awards announced
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Iain Perkins, Posted on:
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Accommodation, Archaeology, Environment and Ecology, Operation Nightingale, Sanctuary Awards
...Action, it provided a great opportunity to reflect on our responsibility to preserve and nurture our estate. Over the years, the awards have expanded to recognise the wider sustainability agenda...
D-Day and modern day: learning from a battlefield study
...of civilians, the opportunity to visit battlefield infrastructure helped us to clearly envision how all roles play into Defence’s bigger picture. Taking stock of life on the front line was...