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1. • • To protect the people of the United Kingdom, prevent conflict, and be ready to fight our enemies. We are prepared for the present, fit for the future. To achieve this, MOD must play a central role in setting the government’s National Security policy and have the ability to generate and use (operate) military capability.
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   What role does mod play in national security?

   • To achieve this, MOD must play a central role in setting the government’s National Security policy and have the ability to generate and use (operate) military capability. This is a complex process supported by a wide range of inter-related activities and organisations within the Department.

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   What does the MOD Head Office do?

   • At the top level the MOD Head Office works with other parts of government to develop, and periodically formally review, the UK’s overall National Security policy and strategy. Ultimately these are approved by the Prime Minister. These reviews set the top-level policy that Defence must enact.

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   What is the organisational structure of mod?

   • MOD’s organisational structure encompasses the UK’s three armed forces: the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force. It also includes Strategic Command, the Defence Nuclear Organisation and the Head Office, and a range of Enabling Organisations that provide supporting services to the whole of Defence.

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   What is the defence operating model?

   • This diagram is a high level depiction of the Defence Operating Model, showing the core activities undertaken by the Ministry of Defence to deliver three Defence Outputs: Defence Policy, Military Capability and Military Operations. In the following pages, this document explains how this happens and describes the organisations that make up Defence.

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   How does defence contribute to the development of a country?

   • Address vulnerabilities through resilience. Defence contributes through: defence of the homeland; protection of airspace and critical national infrastructure, including subsurface; support to the civil authorities; economic security; use of our reserves. Generate strategic advantage.

   UK defence policy and the role of the armed forces

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   What does the MoD mean for the Army?

   • The MoD also aims to make the army “leaner, more lethal, nimbler, and more effectively matched to current and future threats” by restructuring it. The Government anticipates that this restructuring will reduce army personnel from 76,000 to 72,500 by 2025, without the need for redundancies:

   ‘Defence in a Competitive Age’ and threats facing the UK

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   The basic role of MOD is summarised in the Defence Purpose: To protect the people of the United Kingdom, prevent conflict, and be ready to fight our enemies. We are prepared for the present,...

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4. www.gov.uk › government › organisationsAbout us - Ministry of Defence - GOV.UK

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   The Ministry of Defence’s purpose is to protect the nation and help it prosper. From 2023, our priorities are to: 1. protect the UK, its Crown Dependencies, and its Overseas Territories 2. pursue a campaigning approach to counter the threats from state and non-state actors 3. promote our national interests globally 4. secure strategic advantage, ac...

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   The Ministry of Defence has trained and untrained personnel in the three Services and its civilian workforce including Royal Fleet Auxiliaries, Trading Funds (such as the UKHydrographic Office) and locally engaged civilians who support our presence overseas. The UKregular forces comprise full time trained and untrained personnel in the: 1. Royal Na...

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   Online resources for serving and ex-serving defence personnel, their families and friends for safe and responsible use of social media are available in Think before you share online.

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   For guidance on the accessibility of Ministry of Defence content hosted on gov.uk and contact details for reporting any issues, please read our accessibility statement.

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5. www.gov.uk › government › organisationsMinistry of Defence - GOV.UK

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   Oct 2, 2006 · The Ministry of Defence (MOD) takes the security of our systems seriously. If you believe you have found a vulnerability on any MOD system, you can report it using the guidance and policy...

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6. www.defencetalk.com › the-role-of-the-armed-forcesThe Role of the Armed Forces in Protecting National Security

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   “The MOD’s programme of capacity-building currently extends to 14 countries including Pakistan. Security forces trained by British teams continue to have successes in disrupting terrorist plots. “In many of these circumstances our support is not just about military effectiveness.

7. lordslibrary.parliament.uk › uk-defence-policy-andUK defence policy and the role of the armed forces

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   Aug 24, 2023 · Defence contributes through: defence of the homeland; protection of airspace and critical national infrastructure, including subsurface; support to the civil authorities; economic security; use of our reserves.

8. lordslibrary.parliament.uk › defence-in-a‘Defence in a Competitive Age’ and threats facing the UK

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   Oct 15, 2021 · The Ministry of Defence (MoD) published the command paper ‘Defence in a Competitive Age’ on 22 March 2021, setting out how the UK’s defence capabilities will support the Government’s integrated review of security, defence, development, and foreign policy.

9. www.chathamhouse.org › 02-current-uk-mod-approach02 The current UK MOD approach | Chatham House ...

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   Jan 26, 2022 · Second, since the Strategic Defence and Security Review in 2010, the MOD has developed a non-combat ‘defence engagement’ 9 capability with the purpose of preventing conflict, building stability, promoting prosperity, and generating influence in support of national security objectives.