...take a look at our resources from the DPRTE event by scanning the QR code below. Scan the QR code to find out more about what DIO do. [Crown Copyright/MOD2021]...
![A Gurkha trainee, wearing full uniform including helmet and body armour, and carrying his weapon and a bergen, kneels in an area of young, growing trees. A mature wood is in the background. [Crown Copyright/MOD2018]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2018/09/IMG_1599cropped-copy-e1544028628324-1024x681.jpg)
A Gurkha recruit from ITC Catterick moving across woodland plantation. I bet you didn’t know that 'forester' was a real job in the Ministry of Defence, but if you think...
...on a daily basis. One of the great advantages of the session was how it reinforced the connection between what we do and how that impacts on our Service personnel...
![Gypsy Cove on the Falkland Islands. [Crown Copyright/MOD2017]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2018/01/Gypsy-Cove-1024x768.jpeg)
...of the year wearing a suit for a 16 hour plane journey (someone had told me there was a dress code – there isn’t and everyone else was sensibly dressed...
...even better but he had also built a small pile of stones, or cairn, to highlight the position of the item. A good set of photos then provided very useful...
...concrete is then crushed for fill material to be used in later works packages on the project, a sustainable bonus we’re all quite proud of. The steel is separated from...
...I feel happy and respected in my role here in DIO. I also have the added bonus that stone-curlews, bats and newts do not differentiate on gender grounds at all!...
...is an ambitious conservation project aiming to restore 7,000 hectares of sand dunes in England and Wales. A joint effort between DIO, Cornwall Wildlife Trust and the British Army the...