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Recent reports of people trapped overseas and complaining about the lack of British support to get them home seem, on […]

Why are we so surprised that odd cases of Corona Virus are cropping up here and there? What sort of […]

Recent studies have been released which show that the treatment of women in the Forces is still a matter of […]

TMT once again has, somewhat reluctantly, given in to the need to touch upon the recent events to do […]

As we remember the dead of the Great War (as well as other wars), it is possible to feel a […]

The Legion has introduced two new Poppies this year in an attempt to pique people’s interest. Like new stamps or […]

Readers of TMT are probably aware of the general sense of indignation about the ordering of four fleet tankers […]

“Homes fit for Heroes.” A phrase used to try to inspire those on the Home Front to make extra efforts […]

A recent event run by the West Wiltshire Military Vehicles Trust (WWMVT), at Lacock, has apparently upset a number […]

The UK’s defence industry has an annual turnover of some £65Bn, of which some £35Bn is exported. It is reckoned […]

Nothing seems to have prepared the “authorities” for the recent onslaught by senior people pointing out the “bloomin’ obvious”: the […]

International diplomacy is known for its shadowy, parallel-world of smoke and mirrors in which the likes of a certain […]

Life, it seems, has changed considerably since the referendum on leaving Europe. Enter into a conversation on the subject […]

The National Audit Office has released their report highlighting the shortage of military personnel. They say the British Armed Forces […]

Russian President Vladimir Putin wants this year’s World Cup to be one of “friendship and fair play,” but some crimes are simply […]

Today Serbia marks the 19th anniversary since the start of the NATO bombing campaign against Serbia, (the former Federal Republic […]

The last two years have been possibly the most alarming globally since the height of the Cold War, with the […]

My thoughts may be looked at, especially by those living in the UK where we have very strict gun control […]

“Private military companies” have been an essential part of Russia’s intervention in the Syrian conflict since Moscow’s widespread aerial and […]

Nobody knows whether cooler heads in North Korea would prevail after Kim Jong-un’s death. When the first images of a […]