UKNDA (UK National Defence Association)
To campaign for sufficient, appropriate and fully funded Armed Forces that the United Kingdom needs to defend effectively this Country, its people, their vital interests and security at home and throughout the world.
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POLITICS
The UKNDA is not affiliated or in any way connected to any political party. However the UKNDA will monitor and report on the views of political parties when and wherever they deal with matters related to Defence and the Armed Forces.
In this section you may read the full text of Mr Blair's last speech on ‘Defence’ and the letters written to him by the UKNDA and the other two Party Political leaders together with their replies.
To see the full text of the Prime Minister Blair's speech...
Download the full text of Prime Minister Tony Blair's speech on 'Defence' given onboard HMS ALBION on 12 Jan 2007, here in PDF format.
- The UKNDA’s letter to the Leaders of the Political Parties 15 Jan 2007
- The Prime Minister’s reply of 12 Feb 2007
- The UKNDA’s response to the Prime Minister dated 13 Feb 2007
- The Rt Hon David Cameron's reply dated 8 Feb 2007
Here we present the views of the Henry Jackson Society (see links) on the Prime Minister’s speech on ‘Defence’:
UKIP Defence Policy Paper
- A new policy paper by the UK Independence Party's Defence Policy Group, co-chaired by Rear Admiral Richard Heaslip and Gerard Batten MEP, commits UKIP to putting an end to the chronic under-funding of Britain's Armed Forces. UKIP currently has 10 Members of the European Parliament, led by Nigel Farage MEP, two members of the House of Lords - Lord Pearson of Rannoch and Lord Willoughby de Broke - and one Member of the House of Commons - Dr Bob Spink MP. Click here for the full document.