FOI release

FOI responses released by MOD: week commencing 14 October 2019

Ministry of Defence (MOD) Freedom of Information (FOI) responses released during the week commencing 14 October 2019.

From:
Ministry of Defence
Published
21 October 2019

Documents

Information on planned military exercises

Ref: FOI 2019/08307

PDF, 101 KB, 2 pages

Information on aircraft that have gone out of service since 2000

Ref: FOI 2019/816

PDF, 221 KB, 2 pages

Information on Operation SHADER

Ref: FOI 2019/07549

PDF, 2.35 MB, 6 pages

Information on medical discharges in 2018

Ref: FOI 2019/08375

PDF, 922 KB, 1 page

Information on inquest into the 2012 skydiving training accident (part 1)

Ref: FOI2019/08360

PDF, 15.3 KB, 2 pages

Information on inquest into the 2012 skydiving training accident (part 2)

Ref: FOI2019/08360

PDF, 27.8 MB, 82 pages

Information regarding obsolete night goggles (part 1)

Ref: FOI 2019 08138

PDF, 631 KB, 2 pages

Information regarding obsolete night goggles (part 2)

Ref: FOI2019/08138

PDF, 1.43 MB, 94 pages

Information regarding obsolete night goggles (part 3)

Ref: FOI2019/08138

PDF, 2.43 MB, 102 pages

Information regarding obsolete night goggles (part 4)

Ref: FOI2019/08138

PDF, 7.65 MB, 30 pages

Information on Ministry of Defence Police drone incidents

Ref: FOI 2019 00465

PDF, 155 KB, 3 pages

Information regarding the number of recorded incidents of interference with lasers and drones

Ref: FOI 2019/01456

PDF, 160 KB, 3 pages

Information regarding the number of incidents involving drones reported to the Ministry of Defence Police from 2014 to 2016

Ref: FOI 2019/06061

PDF, 69.6 KB, 3 pages

Information regarding the number of incidents reported to Ministry of Defence Police involving unmanned aerial vehicles or drones

Ref: 2019/07465

PDF, 69.6 KB, 3 pages

Information regarding the number of drone/UAV related calls logged by the MOD Police from 2017 to 2019

Ref: 2019/04940

PDF, 101 KB, 3 pages

Details

Ministry of Defence (MOD) Freedom of Information (FOI) responses released during the week commencing 14 October 2019.

Published 21 October 2019

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