...includes the use of Braunton Burrows by American soldiers during World War Two in preparation for the D-Day landings. Today, DIO maintains the Braunton Burrows Training Area (BBTA) to enable...
...landings on Omaha and Utah beaches. Much of the infrastructure used by them during 1943 is still standing today, including concrete landing craft and a bazooka training wall. What struck...
...challenges and areas I’ve had to improve on, but working through these challenges has helped me to become not only the professional I am today but the person I am...
The two new, carbon negative double-storey accommodation facilities at Brunswick Camp [Copyright: Reds10 Ltd]Today marks the start of British Science Week, a ten-day celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths....
...barracks today serves as the headquarters of the five Foot Guards regiments: The Coldstream, Grenadier, Irish, Scots, and Welsh Guards. These prestigious British Army regiments have had the duty of...
...also juggles a busy family life, looking after three children, Hannah, Thomas and Jake, and their dog, with her partner, Martin. A journey of transformation Today, for International Women’s Day...
DIO Training Safety and Recreation Advisor teams play a vital role in engaging with the public to promote safe access to the Defence estate (Crown copyright / MOD 2023) A...
...as well as showing the importance of looking after both physical and mental health. He is sharing his story today, on International Men’s Day, in the hope that more men...
...the adjacent harbour was reclaimed from the sea, connecting Horsea to the mainland. Despite this, though, the name Horsea Island has prevailed! Today, the site continues to be used by...
...it was meticulously planned on this very map. That’s how important this map truly was, and still is today.” The map itself was shrouded in secrecy, with decoy maps depicting...