...affected by the coronavirus outbreak, it has had an impact throughout Defence and requires careful management on a daily basis. For example, sites that remain open to Armed Forces personnel...
...for equipment that supports projects. There are over 125 MOD Conservation Groups supporting environmental projects across the Defence estate throughout the UK and overseas. Conservation Groups bring together site and...
...to train service personnel more efficiently and effectively so that they can provide the best possible support for military operations. Keep an eye out on our Inside DIO blog for...
...to 3,750 personnel a year in Belize across a network of both Government and privately-owned land, alongside the Belize Defence Force and other foreign forces. With around 375,000 hectares of...
...exploring their local area, including military land, for the first time in order to exercise. It is vitally important for new and experienced visitors of the Defence estate alike to...
...military forces permanently stationed in Britain at the invitation of the UK government since World War II? United States Visiting Forces The legal status and overarching framework for the stationing...
...Area to launch the 2022 ‘Respect the Range’ Campaign. The launch saw the creation of a 100m Chinook helicopter sand artwork that generated national media coverage for this important safety...
...I'd like to think I practice what I preach having undertaken a Human Resources (HR) apprenticeship when I first joined the MOD. It’s also in the blood as my dad...
...diverse historic environment on its UK and overseas estate, containing many thousands of historic buildings and archaeological sites. As the guardian of these valuable heritage assets, DIO is responsible for...
...responsible for accommodating, feeding and looking after training troops in our three camps. I’m also the Senior Training Safety Officer for SPTA and me and my team make sure that...