Tim Williams

In the years before digitisation, contingency communications were often improvised and unreliable. In the absence of mobile phones, fallback options were limited - sometimes to public phone boxes, which were useless in remote or hostile environments. Emergency comms were virtually non-existent and there was no real-time visibility of friendly forces. Risk levels were significantly higher and workarounds were part of daily life.

PACE planning is meant to ensure communications continuity in the most hostile conditions. But on the ground, many plans fall apart. Here’s how to design one that won’t – and where Bracer fits in.

The most dangerous failure on the battlefield isn’t firepower. It’s silence.

When British special forces deployed into Iraq during the Gulf War, the Bravo Two Zero patrol rapidly lost communications. With no working Primary, Alternate or Emergency systems, the team was left to fend for itself, evading capture in a mission marked by loss of life and a desperate bid for survival.

Hard Rock Bet has released real money odds for the next Dolphins head coach, and the board is led by a Super Bowl champion.

The River Valley softball team hosted Kingman on Wednesday, March 18 in the first meeting between the two teams during the home opener. The Dust Devils took the win 11-1,

A recent report has produced a set of evidence-based ideas for neighbourhood recovery; the question is how the government will respond to them, writes Tim Williams.

| April 14, 2026 The global market for risk services is expected to approach $500 billion in 2026.

Berkeley Homes' decision to withdraw from the London market is significant for the sector and for the government, writes Tim Williams.

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