US EditionNo ‘recorded loss or theft’ of cannon or artillery rounds
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No ‘recorded loss or theft’ of cannon or artillery rounds
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has confirmed that no 30mm cannon rounds or 155mm artillery shells have been reported lost or stolen from its facilities since 5 July 2024. The response came following parliamentary questions from James Cartlidge MP, Shadow Defence Secretary, who sought clarification on the security of military munitions. In a written statement, Luke Pollard, Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Defence, assured that the MOD takes the …
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