EU stepping up military capacity to respond to a security crisis
EU’s annual Crisis Management Military Exercise includes for first time a live exercise
with 2,800 personnel from EU Member States, held in Cadiz
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The EU is stepping up its military capacity to respond to a security crisis. The EU’s annual Crisis Management Military Exercise includes for the first time a live exercise, with 2,800 personnel from EU Member States, to be held tomorrow in Cadiz. @JosepBorrellF
The Program Committee of the European Defence Fund (EDF) has selected the project for the second phase of the Modular and Multirole Patrol Corvette (MMPC CALL 2) under the call topic “EDF-2023-DA-NAVAL-MMPC”.
In the footsteps of our forebears...
#RoyalMarines of @47CdoRM this morning landed ashore in Normandy on Gold Beach to mark #DDay80, forging the same path as Commandos did on that fateful Tuesday.
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Today, we remember the sacrifices made by all those involved in the D-Day landings.
On this day 80 years ago, more than 5,000 ships and landing craft delivered 150,000 troops to five beaches in Normandy. 4,440 Allied soldiers lost their lives on D-Day - the first day of Operation Overlord, which ultimately brought about the liberation of German-occupied Western Europe.
#DDay80
🗣️ “This is not ancient history. This took place in living memory.”
The head of the British Army, General Sir Patrick Sanders, explains why commemorating D-Day is so important
#DDay80
'It is my honour to continue to protect their legacy'
Princess Anne speaks at a memorial service held in Bayeux, France to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
https://t.co/q5VbFvfQNh
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Individual liberty was compromised so definitively during COVID-19 that we must demand a thorough postmortem.
Anyone who says, " Let it go” or “They’re good people” needs to reconsider this stance.
It’s uncomfortable to think that we were duped and there was a coverup, but if there is even a 1% chance that this happened, why wouldn’t we figure out what happened?
This week we learned that people were deleting emails and purposely m1sp3lling words to avoid having their communications discovered down the road.
Let that sink in.
And twitter, YouTube and Facebook bowed down to their pressure to stop us from questioning them.
Let that sink in.
If we funded the research that caused the pandemic, and the Chinese built it, and they both covered it up, that is a potentially destabilizing moment in world history.
I understand why they would panic, those kind of revelations have caused revolutions and executions.
Or it could have been from a bat in the wet markets, in which case, wet markets need to have their health standards changed dramatically.
Anything is possible, which is why the investigations must continue.
… keep your glasses on; don’t obey.
Russia is producing artillery shells around three times faster than Ukraine's Western allies and for about a quarter of the cost, according to an analysis shared with @SkyNews.
https://t.co/W25E6SQSjm
@RishiSunak wants to bring back conscription
❎UK is not funding its volunteer professional personnel adequately
❎£2.5B will not go near the cost of implementation & maintaining conscripts, accn, training, subsistence & pay!
❎UK forces are expeditionary requiring higher levels of skills & deployment agility. Cannot be achieved with 12 mths service
❎Govt has sold off most of the of the defence estate. It now has housing on it or is home to migrants. No where for them to go
❎Not AF job to solve to solve govts failure in wider social policy. They are there to fight & win not rehabilitate
❎Is this what the Tories are going to spend any defence uplift on rather than ships aircraft & vehicle
Tory gimmick that will be treated with the enthusiasm of hole in the head by MOD policy & planning staff
On @RishiSunak & national service, great, but why has this epiphany only happened now despite all the warnings?
In January, the PM's own spokesperson slapped down @ArmyCGS for saying civilians should be trained to fight a future war.
It's unwise to play politics with defence.
@gregbagwell@haynesdeborah Scale of the £ U.K. hole is massive
@gregbagwell is absolutely right as I have to highlight atrophy detrimental industry impacts on capacity & capability factors with military capabilities
what was plan B in 1981 to disarm?
SNR Officer Disconnect highlighted by Adm Henry Leach