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AJAX – Noise and Vibration Review

12th January 2022 DS_Admin

DefenceSynergia (DS) has just had sight of the AJAX – Noise and Vibration Review of 15th December 2021. The conclusions of which speak for themselves:  Nothing in this Review detracts from the fact that GDUK has designed and built what MOD maintains is thus far a vehicle that is not fit for purpose and does Continue reading

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The Strategic Command Strategy 2022

3rd January 20223rd January 2022 DS_Admin

DefenceSynergia (DS) has just had sight of the Strategic Command ‘Strategy’ Paper and is taking the opportunity to publish it in full HERE. We leave it to readers to decide for themselves on the merits of its content and where this glossy document might fit within the overall drive for an articulated National Grand Strategy.

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Strategy

“We’re going to need a bigger Navy”

29th December 2021 DS_Admin

DefenceSynergia (DS) along with many defence analysts and concerned politicians have been making the case for a larger Royal Navy for over a decade or more. DefenceUK (formerly UKNDA) was making this case even earlier. The website ‘Navy Lookout’ (formerly ‘Save the Royal Navy’) has also been consistent in its view that the Royal Navy was being Continue reading

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Chief of the Defence Staff Speech to the Royal United Services Institute

8th December 20218th December 2021 DS_Admin

DefenceSynergia is pleased to publish below the first speech of Admiral Sir Tony Radakin KCB ADC in his new role as Chief of the Defence Staff to RUSI as provided by MOD. Chief of the Defence Staff Speech to the Royal United Services Institute Admiral Sir Tony Radakin KCB ADC, Chief of the Defence Staff Continue reading

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USN AND RN SUBMARINE NORTH ATLANTIC ACTIVITY

6th December 20216th December 2021 DS_Admin

SUMMARY. This short article focuses on the increase of visits to HM Naval Base, Clyde of United States SSNs

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Opinion

And Now there are Seven

4th December 20214th December 2021 DS_Admin

DefenceSynergia (DS) is grateful to DefenceUK and Mr Fred Dupuy for permission to publish his prescient article following the recent, thus far unexplained, loss of an RAF F35B in the Mediterranean. ‘And Now There Are Seven’ – (subtitled: Thank Goodness the Yanks are Here!) rather succinctly sums up UK’s Defence position. We can do some Continue reading

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Future Soldier Transforming the British Army

26th November 202126th November 2021 DS_Admin

DefenceSynergia (DS) is still digesting the full implications of the UK Gov Policy Paper ‘Future Soldier Transforming the British Army’.    However, the policy does seem to provide CGS with a clearer sense of Strategic purpose and a method of projecting multiple levels of power from a purely Land Forces perspective in a period of Continue reading

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