Monday, 8 February 2010

Army Radio News - 08 Feb 10

It's Been Confirmed ThatTwo British Soldiers Have Been Killed In Afghanistan

The Ministry of Defence has revealed the pair, who were from The Royal Scots Borderers, 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland died on Sunday.


While Still Serious, The Security Situation In Afghanistan Is No Longer Deteriorating

That's according to the Head of NATO forces in Afghanistan, who's been meeting with NATO defence ministers in Turkey. General Stanley McChrystal's comments come as coalition and Afghan forces prepare for one of their largest combined operations in Helmand.


Up To One-Hundred-And-Fifty-Thousand Pounds Worth Of Holidays Are to Be Given To Those who've Fought For Our Country

The free breaks are being offered to families of injured service personnel and those who've lost loved ones on active duty.


Another Council's Joined forces With The MoD To Launch The Armed Forces Community Welfare Pathway Initiative In Wigan

Wigan Local Authority's the third to pilot the scheme, which aims to enable serving personnel, their families and veterans to get the help and support they need from the right people.


The Army Families Federation Says It's Vital Not To Lose Your Chance To Vote

Soldiers and dependants not on the electoral roll are being urged to register ahead of this year's general election.


The Results For This Week's Army Sports Lottery Are In

Winning the first prize of ten-thousand pounds is Signaller Pearce from 21 Signal Regiment. Meanwhile, Captain Burgess from the Queen's Dragoon Guards came second, winning 5 thousand. Finally, bagging the third prize of two-and-a-half grand is Lance Sergeant Hudson from 1 Grenadier Guards.

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