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* HMS Queen Elizabeth could not participate in NATO drills after propeller issue is discovered.<ref name="moor">https://archive.is/fEFen</ref> | * HMS Queen Elizabeth could not participate in NATO drills after propeller issue is discovered.<ref name="moor">https://archive.is/fEFen</ref> | ||
* HMS Queen Elizabeth failed to launch a second time so it could not participate in NATO drills.<ref name="moor2">https://archive.is/8BoOl</ref> | * HMS Queen Elizabeth failed to launch a second time so it could not participate in NATO drills.<ref name="moor2">https://archive.is/8BoOl</ref> | ||
* Spent £423,000 in 2023 on diversity and inclusion officers in 2023.<ref name="spend">https://archive.is/wip/u0GwZ</ref> | |||
== People == | == People == | ||
Revision as of 13:57, 13 February 2024
Stories
- Britain has zero active naval supply ships.[1]
- Three ranks of diversity officers: "Diversity Advisors", "Diversity Practitioners" and "Diversity Associates".[2]
- Seeks to redeploy officers to diversity and inclusion team.[3]
- HMS Chiddingfold and HMS Bangor collide Bahrain port.[4]
- Taking people from key and important roles to focus on diversity is nonsense according to Alan West.[5]
- HMS Queen Elizabeth could not participate in NATO drills after propeller issue is discovered.[6]
- HMS Queen Elizabeth failed to launch a second time so it could not participate in NATO drills.[7]
- Spent £423,000 in 2023 on diversity and inclusion officers in 2023.[8]
People
- Former First Sea Lord Alan West.