Release Calendar

Summary: A compendium listing all the revisions to strengths and flows for QPR between flow statistics form the period ending 31 March 2009 to the period ending 31 October 2011 and strength statistics from 1 May 2009 to 1 October 2011.

Summary: The fortnightly fatality and casualty statistics provides the number of UK Military and UK Civilians on Operations in Afghanistan who are; Very seriously injured (VSI), Seriously Injured (SI), admitted to a field hospital under the categories of Wounded in Action (WIA), Diseases or Non Battle injuries (DNBI) and Aeromedically evacuated from theatre due to injury or illness. The fatalities figures presents UK Military and UK Civilians who are Killed in Action (KIA), Died of Wounds (DOW) and those who died of 'Other' causes.

Summary: This report provides statistical information on Armed Forces personnel returned to the UK from Iraq and Afghanistan as a result of an injury or illness that have been treated at the Royal Centre for Defence Medicine (RCDM) and the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre (DMRC) Headley Court.

Summary: Statistics on mental health in the Armed Forces.

Summary: The statistical notice will present a chain-linked Laspeyres price index and corresponding year-on-year price growths for personnel expenditure, contract expenditure and overall defence inflation. The Defence Inflation Estimates 2011 /12 were published on 26 September 2012. Some of the figures in this release were provisional due to the delay in the publication of the MOD Annual Report and Accounts 2011 / 12. This updated release finalises the provisional figures.

Summary: Search and rescue statistics

Summary: This publication is now called Military Search and Rescue

Summary: This is a monthly publication containing requirements, strengths, intake and outflow from the UK Armed Forces by Service. Voluntary Outflow information by Service is also shown.

Summary: Various Royal Navy personnel statistics.

Summary: The fortnightly fatality and casualty statistics provides the number of UK Military and UK Civilians on Operations in Afghanistan who are; Very seriously injured (VSI), Seriously Injured (SI), admitted to a field hospital under the categories of Wounded in Action (WIA), Diseases or Non Battle injuries (DNBI) and Aeromedically evacuated from theatre due to injury or illness. The fatalities figures presents UK Military and UK Civilians who are Killed in Action (KIA), Died of Wounds (DOW) and those who died of 'Other' causes.