- 02-03-2006, 15:41 #1Member

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Media safety pledge
British forces are first to give media safety pledge
http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/articl..._safety_pledge
- 02-03-2006, 15:44 #2
Re: Media safety pledge
IMHO they should be amongst the first targets!
Unfortunatly, young Jamie Inglis lost his battle with cancer. RIP brave lad.
- 02-03-2006, 15:51 #3Senior Member
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Re: Media safety pledge
I've not signed any pledge....
- 02-03-2006, 15:56 #4
Re: Media safety pledge
Collateral damage ring any bells?And it pledges that "UK forces on operations will never deliberately target either individual correspondents or civil media facilities."-------------------------------------------------------------
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- 02-03-2006, 15:58 #5
Re: Media safety pledge
Shame they'll never reciprocate
"Good engineers are so scarce that one must bear with their humours and forgive them because we cannot be without them"
Lord Galway 1704
- 02-03-2006, 16:54 #6
Re: Media safety pledge
Any chance of the press promising not to target squaddies?
- 02-03-2006, 17:59 #7
Re: Media safety pledge
You pays your money, you takes your chances as far as I'm concerned.

- 02-03-2006, 18:15 #8
Re: Media safety pledge
I would have assumed that we did not deliberately target journos anyway. (As much as we'd sometimes like to).
Don't sit on the fence, it will jag your arrse.
Dougal: Oho, Ted, the Italians know about football, all right. And fashion. God Ted, do you remember that man who was so good at fashion, they had to shoot him?
fcuk him, if he's too slow, he's dead!
- 02-03-2006, 18:22 #9
Re: Media safety pledge
errrm...
I congratulate the MoD on the principle behind this initiative. I havent yet looked at the detail.
Some of you will know a very good guy called Smudger who is ex-RA and has done some important work relating to journo safety.
The trouble with the "poetic justice" argument is that the ones who stitch us up are not (always) the same ones who might be at risk. Unfortunately.




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