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The Liberal Democrats Defence Policy

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Category: Lib Dems - defence Posted by LibDem 148 days ago (http://www.libdems.org.uk)

A future Liberal Democrat government would place stress on the welfare of those serving in the Armed Forces in terms of pay, conditions and housing. It would ensure that any post-election strategic review concentrated prioritising resources. The Liberal Democrats would not replace the existing nuclear deterrent.
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Green Party Policy on Peace and Defence

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Category: Other - defence Posted by Green 148 days ago (http://policy.greenparty.org.uk)

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The Green Party refer to its “Peace and Defence Policy” as distinct from the Defence policy outlined by most other parties. The Party would eschew any use of military force except as a last resort or in self-defence. It would seek binding International agreement on decommissioning of all weapons of mass destruction and would unilaterally scr
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UKIP Defence policy

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Category: Other - defence Posted by UKIP 148 days ago (http://www.ukip.org)

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UKIP would increase the UK’s defence spending by 40%, increasing the size and operational capability of all three services. It stresses commitment to NATO but would withdraw from all EU led operations. The party would either re-appraise or withdraw from the present operation in Afghanistan. It stresses its commitment to improving pay and conditions for
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The Labour Party - Defence Policy

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Category: Labour - defence Posted by Labour 148 days ago (http://www.labour.org.uk)

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The Labour party, if re-elected, is committed to carrying out a Strategic Defence Review to help determine future defence spending and procurement requirements. The party remains committed to the NATO alliance but stresses the importance of widening the base of its International Relations by strengthening other strategic partnerships, including tho
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The Conservative Party Defence Policy

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Category: Conservative - defence Posted by Conservative 148 days ago (http://www.conservatives.com)

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The Conservative party stresses its commitment to providing material resources to the UK’s armed forces. This includes replacement and retention of the independent nuclear arsenal. The Conservatives also stress the importance of the North Atlantic alliance over the UK’s partnership with Europe.
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