Christmas Greetings and a Look Back
...These include the transformation of RAF Lyneham into Defence Technical Training College Lyneham, the work underway at RNAS Yeovilton to get it ready for Wildcat helicopters and the work at...
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Lights, camera, action! Filming On the Military Estate
...a film crew, trying to avoid entering a Range Danger Area or a squad of soldiers attempting to sidle into the back of shot, think again. I’m Tony Burlton, Filming...
Base Support - A Day In The Life At RNAS Yeovilton
...either just been built or remodelled and refurbished with managers from DIO and Sodexo in order to enable cleaning contracts to be amended to include these areas. Although to most...
Environmental Planning and Sustainability Specialists
...needs. In addition, it allows us to serve as an example to others by actively promoting and devising innovative ways to improve sustainability to enable the military to live, work,...
The MOD Access Forum: Working Together for Safe Public Access to the Training Estate
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Scott Ashworth, Posted on:
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Categories:
Military Training, Public Access, Public safety, User Engagement
...explain some of the day-to-day issues that come about from illegal incursions by members of the public on a site like Salisbury Plain. This tied in neatly to the more...
From IRA attacks to escorting the Queen: 25 years of the MOD Guard Service
![Today, access control systems are much more sophisticated. [Crown Copyright/MOD]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2017/10/IMG_9224-1024x660.jpg)
...change in emphasis to include much more of a customer care role than there used to be. I think that over the years I.T has made certain elements of our...
Women in engineering at DIO
...construction industry as a site engineer and project manager. Having previously spent most of my career working on building sites, I have found it really exciting to get back into...
Restoring a monument to its former glory
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Richard Osgood, Posted on:
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Categories:
Army Basing Programme, Communications, Environment and Ecology, Military Training
![Bulford Kiwi chalk monument, Salisbury Plain [Crown copyright/MOD]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2017/10/Bulford-Kiwi-2.jpeg)
...took place in Belgium in 1917. The soldiers carved the kiwi into the chalk themselves in 1919 at the end of the war to commemorate their achievements during battle. It...
How DIO supports foreign forces
...of weapons. After this they progress to the Ardgarten Forest to carry out deep insertion patrolling in the mountains. They work mainly in the Garelochhead and Kinlochleven areas due to...
Army Basing Programme – A look back and a look ahead
...this incredibly ambitious programme. ABP is a £1.8 billion capital infrastructure programme. Today infrastructure delivery is quite advanced both outside and ‘behind the wire’. In addition to delivering over 1,350...