Britain stands thirty-first out of thirty-two NATO countries on rearmament promises, with only Iceland lower, according to a report by the Defence Committee. Click image for more.
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Happy Trafalgar Day!
On this day in 1805 the greatest naval battle of the age of sail took place off the coast of Spain.
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Absolutely horrific scenes coming out of France. People who commit extreme acts of violence or burn down public buildings are scum. Legitimate protest is one thing, but this is utterly disgusting.
Inside issue 164: Colditz's aristocrats, with David Lascelles. David's father, George, the King's nephew, became a prisoner of war after capture in Italy. He became one of the Prominente in Colditz, the castle's high-society prisoners.
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The current Government refuses to properly invest in our national security and our Armed Forces. Then it uses the Army to perform a publicity stunt like this. I'm sorry, but if the current Government wants to be taken seriously, it needs to do better. Much better.
I'm informed Guardsmen asked in at 'ultra short notice' & 'squeezed into uniforms' not ready. Storemen, clerks etc. gathered to form the guard 'at the whim of the PM'
No excuse ofc but that's context
IG have suffered under Capita - Ireland ignored. Height min. went long ago..
❓What if Britain had said 'no' to Hitler's Sudetenland demands ❓
Find out in our latest episode of the Almost History podcast, with History of War's Louis Hardiman in conversation with @James1940
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I'm all for a bit of humour and showing the human side, but some of the recent social media posts from British government related accounts feel a bit too unprofessional and unserious. I appreciate that some will disagree with me. That's fine. But it doesn't sit well with me.
Like quite a few on here I thought this photo op was ill judged. The soldiers are unarmed and look like they were turned out in a hurry (in what sense is this an ‘honour guard’?). Theme park Britain
After being recovered near St Julien in 2021, the remains of a British soldier have been identified through DNA analysis as Lance-Corporal Claude Stanley Dell of the Yorkshire Regiment.
Today he was laid to rest at Poelcapelle British Cemetery in the presence of his relatives.
@graziacarlos They were only one medal out to be fair. 😉 I received a number of these medals myself, but missed out on the King's Coronation Medal. Lisa is doing better than I did. 😂