DEFENCE TOPICS
- Defence Policy
- Equipment and Support
- Modernising Defence
- Aviation
- Marine
- Land Vehicles
- Security
- HR and Training
- Defence Estates
In recent times, management has been given an even higher priority in the training of service personnel: a reflection of developments in the civilian world. The journal has become an essential publication for training purposes.
B Cheal, head of library services, DG educational and traning services
Defence Management Journal
Delivering a link between industry and the public sector, the Defence Management Journal presents a fully independent examination of a comprehensive range of defence issues.
As one of the most respected defence publications in existence and subscribed to by a significant number of private sector personnel and military figures, DMJ is distributed quarterly through the British Forces Post Office.
By illustrating the latest technological developments in industry and up-to-date defence requirements, DMJ acts as an essential communication tool for each and every reader.
As one of the most respected defence publications in existence and subscribed to by a significant number of private sector personnel and military figures, DMJ is distributed quarterly through the British Forces Post Office.
By illustrating the latest technological developments in industry and up-to-date defence requirements, DMJ acts as an essential communication tool for each and every reader.
Defence Management Journal: Issue 39
DMJ 39 focuses on the vital relationship between industry and government. With an opening from Ian Golden, CEO of SBAC, the latest edition focuses on this all important partnership from both the industry and government’s perspective.
Those offering exclusive commentary include Allan Cook, General Sir Mike Jackson, Prime Minister Calin Popescu-Tariceanu and Major General John Stokoe.
Among the other issues we visit include Iran’s nuclear ambitions and a review of the 2007 DSEI exhibit.
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DMJ 39 focuses on the vital relationship between industry and government. With an opening from Ian Golden, CEO of SBAC, the latest edition focuses on this all important partnership from both the industry and government’s perspective.Those offering exclusive commentary include Allan Cook, General Sir Mike Jackson, Prime Minister Calin Popescu-Tariceanu and Major General John Stokoe.
Among the other issues we visit include Iran’s nuclear ambitions and a review of the 2007 DSEI exhibit.
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