...runway for six months to allow the work to take place. The work that we are completing is significant and includes improving drainage and installing new arrestor beds to improve...
...a typo or weeding out a musprunt (!) which has hitherto been hidden away in a long paragraph of text. Anyway, I tell you this not to show you how...
...worked with DIO, BATSUB and the Department of Environment (DOE) to bring together agencies to make sure this exercise was successful. The agencies involved include the Belize police,the Belize Defence...
...its Legacy programme, Extreme E is actively supporting an ongoing National Trust project to reintroduce beavers to nearby Studland. A big thank you to all involved in the making of...
...later in the month, but when the reports showed a small break in the weather overnight on 5 June, the Allied Commanders took the opportunity to launch the invasion. DIO’s...
...stepped in to guard sites to free up police officers for other duties. Responding to bad weather Probably the most common reason for military assistance is in response to adverse...
...spent time in ‘Jungle School’ getting an overview of the training that is provided to exercising teams on how to survive in these extreme conditions and ensure that they are...
...had flown up to 250 miles daily in some cases simply to collect one gut-full of whitebait to pass to their offspring. A Brindled Guillemot carrying a fish in its...
...a real threat at present. In addition, we’ll be able to adapt and re-design the woodland layouts to make them more flexible to military training needs. A drone view of...
...maintain our consent to train in Canada, it’s essential that all UK and Canada directives and policies are followed, including those which relate to the protection of wildlife. Due to...