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This briefing looks at when the armed forces can be deployed in the UK, what they do, and the legal basis.
This briefing looks at when the armed forces can be deployed in the UK, what they do, and the legal basis.
The 2025 Strategic Defence Review recommended the government explore options to create a new Reserve-style force to protect critical national infrastructure.
The 2025 Strategic Defence Review recommended the government explore options to create a new Reserve-style force to protect critical national infrastructure.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence if he will take steps to recognise the work undertaken by the Coleshill Auxiliaries during the Second World War.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence if he will take steps to recognise the work undertaken by the Coleshill Auxiliaries during the Second World War.
I refer my hon. Friend to the answer I gave on 10 October 2013, Official Report, columns 414-15W.
There are no plans to institute a specific award for those who were members of the Coleshill Auxilliers. The auxiliary units were listed as Home Guard units, and, as such, members who completed three years service in the United Kingdom qualify for the Defence Medal. In addition surviving members may apply for the Armed Forces Veterans Badge.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what consideration he has given to awarding service recognition to members of the Coleshill Auxilliers.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what consideration he has given to awarding service recognition to members of the Coleshill Auxilliers.
There are no plans to institute a specific award for those who were members of the Coleshill Auxilliers. The auxiliary units were listed as Home Guard units, and, as such, members who completed three years service in the United Kingdom qualify for the Defence Medal. In addition surviving members may apply for the Armed Forces Veterans Badge.
That this House notes the courageous and vital service given by members of the Home Guard Auxiliary during the Second World War; regrets that those who were recruited in the last two years of the war had less than the minimum service required by regulation for the award of a war service medal; and therefore invites the Secretary of State for Defence to give such women, including Irene Mabon, now aged 105, of Hazel Grove, in Greater Manchester, an exceptional alternative award for their service, or to grant them a full war service medal, in recognition of the great contribution they made to the defence of freedom.
That this House notes the courageous and vital service given by members of the Home Guard Auxiliary during the Second World War; regrets that those who were recruited in the last two years of the war had less than the minimum service required by regulation for the award of a...
SI 1994/771. (No parliamentary procedure). Coming into force 28 March 1994.
SI 1994/771. (No parliamentary procedure). Coming into force 28 March 1994.
SI 1993/597 (No Parliamentary procedure). Coming into force 1 April 1993.
SI 1993/597 (No Parliamentary procedure). Coming into force 1 April 1993.