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Our finest asset: what it means to serve in the 21st century

This booklet sets out the people offer to regular serving military personnel.

From:
Ministry of Defence and The Rt Hon Johnny Mercer
Published
22 March 2021
This was published under the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government

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Our finest asset: what it means to serve in the 21st century

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The Integrated Review (IR) outlines the foreign policy and national security approach of the British Government to ensure we can meet the challenges of a changing world.

In November 2020, the Prime Minister announced the first outcome of the IR: the biggest programme of investment in defence since the end of the Cold War, increasing spending by £24-billion to radically modernise our armed forces and ensure you, our serving personnel, have the skills, equipment and support to meet these challenges.

This booklet includes the following:

  • a high level summary of the Integrated Review and what it means for Service personnel
  • how defence will meet new challenges set out in the IR and the opportunities these present to Service personnel
  • a reminder of the core elements of the Integrated Operating Concept, published in 2020
  • a reminder of the key objectives of the Defence People Strategy
  • snapshots of the transformation programmes underway within the front line commands and the vision of each Service for its personnel
  • a reminder of the unique nature of the offer for Service personnel and their families
  • the ways defence supports Service personnel throughout their Service careers, as they leave service and as Veterans.

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Published 22 March 2021

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