Preparing our troops
...manages 259,000 ha in Canada, 277,000 ha in Kenya and 18,000 ha in Germany. On average some 9,000 servicemen and women use the training facilities each day, although that can...
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Always accommodating
...the UK from Germany, and we must prepare ourselves for changes in the way that the DIO is managed. But we must never forget what we are here for and...
Reflections on a busy and rewarding year
...in programming and delivering multi-million pound infrastructure projects. These projects will support military training, improve defence capability and oversee the drawdown of Army units from Germany. It goes without saying...
From Construction Sites to Stress: Health and Safety at DIO
...provides support and guidance to all staff, both in the UK and at our DIO sites in Germany, Gibraltar, Cyprus and the South Atlantic. Our responsibilities include inspections on building...
Introducing ODC: a finely-tuned machine
...Germany. Richard's team works with all three branches of the Armed Forces: Royal Air Force, Royal Navy and the Army. (POA (Phot) Julian Merrill; Crown Copyright) This adds up to...
Town Planning and the Public's Voice
...am part of the Activities Committee which arranges seminars for Town Planners across the South East, I am also active on the International Committee which works to promote town planning...
Operation Nightingale: The eagle has landed
...guide for identification. One part states ‘made in Germany’ clearly indicating that several components were part of a pre-war export market. Given man y of the elements were made by...
Secretary of State Applauds DIO
...Germany. Indeed only this week the Chancellor George Osborne reaffirmed his commitment to the funding of this programme in his speech at the National Aquarium in Plymouth. As well as...
Planning for Properties
Posted by:
Stephen Harness, Posted on:
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Categories:
Accommodation, Army Basing Programme, Town Planning
...an update. Stephen Harness, DIO Town Planner, at the public exhibition at Durrington Library (Crown Copyright/ MOD2015) Plans for moving Army personnel and their families back from Germany by 2020...
Monumental effort restores ‘Bulford Kiwi’ to its original splendour
Posted by:
Richard Osgood, Posted on:
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Categories:
Archaeology, Army Basing Programme, Salisbury Plain Training Area
![The Bulford Kiwi from the air, showing its white chalk figure, facing to the right, against the green hillside together with the letters "NZ" also in chalk. [Crown copyright, MOD 2018]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2018/07/ODI-20180629-463-002-e1545148855513-1024x681.jpg)
...which had been excavated as part of the Army Basing Programme work to provide facilities for troops returning from Germany. DIO’s industry partner – Landmarc – helped with the task...