...These homes are intended to house soldiers returning to the UK from Germany or rebasing from elsewhere in the UK under the Army Basing Programme. DIO's Stephen Harness explaining the...
...geek and working in IT pretty much goes hand in hand. Despite my interest in computing, this is my first post which is primarily concerned with IT and technical infrastructures....
...overseas bases and training areas. These include Canada, Kenya, Germany, Belize and here in the South Atlantic. My job is managing Defence infrastructure on the Falkland and Ascension Islands. Austere...
...10 UK civil servants, one member of military staff and 73 locally employed civilians and dependent staff based across Europe. Some of the work we’ve been involved in recently includes...
...and project management roles in the RAF. As such, I’ve been fortunate to be involved in a wide range of infrastructure appointments across my career. I’ve worked with a fair...
...the Army’s manpower in seven geographic areas. These are Salisbury Plain; Edinburgh and Leuchars in Scotland; North East England (centred on Catterick); Aldershot; Colchester; the East Midlands (Cottesmore and North...
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...Beacon Hill above the town of Bulford on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire. Soldiers from New Zealand based in the UK played a key role in the Battle of Messines which...
...Some of these colleagues have explained in other Inside DIO blogs what their specialist jobs involve. An RAF Tornado destroys a Libyan radar station during operations in 2011. Richard McKinney's...
...Town Planning I have always had an interest in Town Planning and in my spare time I am the Royal Town Planning Institute’s Honorary Secretary for the South East. I...
...– 13th August) in the Battle of Britain in 1940. The recovery team on ‘Exercise Adlertag’ is composed of professional archaeologists from DIO’s Conservation team, Cranfield University, 5131 (BD) Squadron...