...injured and sick military personnel and veterans by getting them involved in archaeological investigations. It’s always a real thrill and privilege to excavate with a group of military personnel, both...
...How DIO supports the British Army in Canada On my visit I was struck by the scale of the operation and how the infrastructure to support it is equally complex...
...could keep in touch. I’d never worked anywhere that had looked after me like that before. Getting through that period of my life and regaining my health helped me to...
...to handle and the serious injuries that can occur just by touching military debris. We urge the public never to remove UXO or military debris from its location as, in...
...based there. Crucial to my job was working with all stakeholders, including our contractors, to ensure that we delivered modern and sustainable infrastructure that meets the needs of the Armed...
...has to be seen to be believed. Thousands of youngsters pushing themselves to discover new limits, proud parents cheering them on, all set in some of the harshest terrain in...
...obstacles put into place to defend Nazi-occupied Western Europe from an anticipated Allied invasion. Stretching from northern Norway down to the border of France and Spain, the 2,687km wall provided...
...Op TOUCAN. A few days later, they took part in Op TOUCAN, a drill to put these procedures into practice, observed by the training safety officer and the BATSUB medic....
...division involved in strategic resource development and protection work. This included looking at pollution risks from farming and the petrochemical industry. I found that the profession allowed me to combine...
...to use that knowledge and experience to make engineering judgements. When I'm in the office or at meetings I respond to queries on technical standards, aerodrome data, criteria and pavement...