Celebrating 10 Years of DIO
...Defence estate as a whole – optimising investment and supporting military capacity to best effect. Back in 2011, Defence was focused on the conflict in Afghanistan and DIO had a...
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Introducing DIO's new Director of Strategy and Plans
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Major General Bobby Walton-Knight, Posted on:
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Climate Change, Conservation, Environment and Ecology, Sustainability
...as we all wrestled with the impact of COVID-19. This meant that I’ve not had the chance to meet as many individuals as I would have liked, at least not...
Three is the magic number: celebrating our third RoSPA award
...not required for military training and ensuring people are aware of the rules and do not enter these sites during exercises is a particular concern, as is the removal of...
How DIO supports foreign forces
...Sierra Leone, Afghanistan, Iraq, Hong Kong, and the Middle East. In 2018 we've hosted a number of foreign forces training in the UK. These include: The Belgian 2nd Commando Battalion...
Sustainability, awards and a coveted silver otter
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Iain Perkins, Posted on:
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Archaeology, Environment and Ecology, Falkland Islands
...recovery of soldiers who are sick, wounded or were injured in operations in Afghanistan. Sustainable Business Award and Utilities Project Award Congratulations to 29 Regiment, The Royal Logistic Corps Energy...
Excavating military tracks at Barrow Clump
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Richard Osgood, Posted on:
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Archaeology, Environment and Ecology, Military Training, Operation Nightingale, Salisbury Plain Training Area
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...and The Rifles. The programme uses archaeology to aid in the recovery of soldiers who are sick, wounded or were injured on operations in Afghanistan. Last November, volunteers discovered remains...
Enabling Positive Experiences: Celebrating World FM Day
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Richard McKinney, Posted on:
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Environment and Ecology, Facilities Management, Land Management, Salisbury Plain Training Area
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...on line following a period when use was scaled back due to troops being deployed to operational theatres in Iraq and Afghanistan and so not needing jungle training. The reactivation...
Training and the Rain on the Plain: Working at Salisbury Plain Training Area
...the deployment of covert cameras over the period look very encouraging. Having clearly identified some of the perpetrators, we are now following up by passing on our evidence to both...
Capability in Kenya: Improvements at Laikipia
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...RAF station – now a Kenyan Air Force base – located approximately 8 kilometres west-northwest of Nanyuki in Kenya, which is directly on the equator. It was established in 1974...
2400 New Homes: Redeveloping Bordon
...move from Bordon to Lyneham One of my current projects is the promotion and release of the Prince Philip Barracks in Bordon, Hampshire. In 2013 plans were approved to relocate...