UK Armed Forces (Iraq) Debate

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Department: Ministry of Defence
Monday 15th December 2014

(10 years ago)

Commons Chamber
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Michael Fallon Portrait Michael Fallon
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I think that everyone in the House is awaiting the well overdue publication of the Chilcot inquiry, and anything that can be done to accelerate that would be welcomed on both sides of the House. Helmand is a better place than it was when our troops went in, however, and we should pay tribute to the work done there and the sacrifices made.

Tony Baldry Portrait Sir Tony Baldry (Banbury) (Con)
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We are all proud of the work done by the combined school for explosives and bomb disposal now based at Bicester. Do I understand it from my right hon. Friend’s statement that either Royal Engineer and/or Royal Logistics corps limited bomb disposal capacity will be deployed to help train Iraqi service personnel in dealing with bomb disposal and improvised explosive devices?