Service Personnel related deaths

PFD Category
Reports: 32 Areas: 19 Earliest: Jan 2014 Latest: 31 Jan 2025

91% response rate (above 62% average). 0% of classified responses show concrete action taken.

PFD Reports
32 results
Tom Sawyer and Danny Winters
All Responded
2015-0100 16 Mar 2015 Wiltshire & Swindon
Concerns summary Reliance on insecure handwritten radio logs, absence of critical communication records, and ineffective communication between soldiers hindered investigation. There is a lack of secure digital recording for encrypted radio signals in combat scenarios.
William Savage
Unknown
18 Dec 2014 Oxfordshire
Concerns summary Intelligence regarding frequent "PISTOL hits" was inaccurately circulated, leading commanders to believe a route was cleared when it was not. More detailed consideration is needed before removing threat warnings.
Sapper Dylan Gibson
All Responded
2014-0436 9 Oct 2014 Wiltshire & Swindon
Ministry of Defence
Concerns summary The absence of master keys in the guard room for all camp buildings prevents prompt access in emergencies, potentially delaying critical interventions.
Robert Wood
All Responded
2014-0556 3 Jun 2014 Wiltshire and Swindon
Concerns summary Fire risk assessment guidelines did not prioritise pre-alteration reviews, and Junior Fire NCOs lacked specific training on complex electrical overload risks, including high current draw appliances.
Dean Hutchinson
All Responded
2014-0556-wp26759 3 Jun 2014 Wiltshire and Swindon
Ministry of Defence
Anne-Marie Katherine Ellement
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0181 4 Mar 2014 Wiltshire & Swindon
Provost Marshall (Army)
Concerns summary The Armed Forces' victim support code lacks specific provision for serious sexual assault victims within the military, and staff managing suicide vulnerability risk assessments receive insufficient training and follow-up.
Lee Bonsall
All Responded
2014-0044 31 Jan 2014 Carmarthenshire & Pembrokeshire
Department of Health and Social Care
Concerns summary Citalopram was inappropriately given on repeat prescription, contravening guidelines. Moreover, long ten-month waiting times for psychotherapy make it an unviable treatment alternative.
Action taken summary The Department of Health disputes that national guidelines restrict the repeat prescribing of citalopram, stating they are not rules and prescribing remains a clinical responsibility. They will, howev