Proceeding contribution from Adam Ingram (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 17 November 2005. It occurred during Debate and Adjournment debate on Defence in the United Kingdom.
Defence in the United Kingdom
No, I really have been generous. If I can make some progress I shall return to the hon. Gentlemen. Modern training methods and technology will be introduced, and training will be concentrated at a reduced number of sites, giving us the flexibility we need to match training delivery to operational needs. Like me, my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State and other hon. Friends believe that the DTR programme has reached a key milestone. I am pleased to say that the bidding consortiums, which are all credible and capable, have now lodged their proposals. Bids will be evaluated over the next six months and I expect an announcement about the preferred bidders next summer. The DTR programme is large and complex and transitional arrangements will need to be managed with care, but I am confident that the outcome will deliver the improved training and operational capability that we need.
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- Armed forces Defence Army Deployment Air force Defence equipment Recruitment Navy Military bases Radar Military aircraft Scotland Technology Reorganisation King's Own Scottish Borderers Royal Scots
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