Ben Wallace

Ben Wallace

Res apud Vicidata repertae:

Ben Wallace: imago

Nativitas: 15 Maii 1970; Farnborough
Patria: Britanniarum Regnum

Ben Wallace, nomine pleno Robert Ben Lobban Wallace (Farnborough in vico Londiniensi die 15 Maii 1970 natus) est miles veteranus et politicus Britannus. Ab anno 2019 minister a munitione functus est sub tribus primis ministris, videlicet Borisio Johnson, Elizabetha Truss, Rishi Sunak.

Filius legionarii qui in Malaya militaverat, Ben Wallace scholam Millfield et academiam militarem iuxta Sandhurst frequentavit. Ipse in legione "vigilium Scotorum" (Scots Guards) exercitus Britannici ab anno 1991 usque in 1998 agebat. Anno 1996 in commentariis militaribus distinctus est ut qui cohortem bellatorum exercitus republicani Hibernici, incursum parantium, cepisset. Mense Septembri 1997 cum aliis Lutetiam missus est ad cadaver principissae Dianae in Angliam conducendum. Ab anno 1999 usque in 2003 legatus est parlamento Scotico pro circulo Scotiae boreo-orientalis, sed a die 5 Maii 2005 continuo legatus est parlamento Britannico pro circulo Wyre (limitibus variis) comitatus Lancastriensis. Secretarius parlamentarius ministri Kenethi Clarke ab anno 2010; deinde incitator (whip) factionis conservativae ab anno 2014; mox minister vicarius ab Hibernia Septentrionali a die 12 Maii 2015, minister vicarius a securitate criminibusque oeconomicis ab 17 Iulii 2016, minister a munitione a die 24 Iulii 2019.

Scripta

• 2016 : "Michael Gove has 'an emotional need to gossip, particularly when drink is taken' - why he can't be trusted with Britain's most sensitive secrets" in Daily Telegraph (3 Iulii 2016)

Bibliographia

• Andrew Gimson, "Profile: Ben Wallace, one of Johnson’s Long Marchers, and a traditional but also irreverent Defence Secretary" (26 Ianuarii 2021) apud Conservative Home
• "The Right Honourable Ben Wallace MP, formerly Scots Guards, Secretary of State for Defence" in The Guards Magazine (2020)
• Alexandra Rogers, "'Some People Won't Get Back' – UK Defence Secretary Breaks Down Over Afghanistan Crisis" (16 Augusti 2021) apud HuffPost
• Danielle Sheridan, "Defence Secretary caught on camera suggesting Boris Johnson prorogued Parliament because he has 'no majority'" in Daily Telegraph (29 Augusti 2019)

Nexus externi

Consilium ministrorum Britannicum Borisii Johnson 2019–2022

Stephanus Barclay • Jake Berry • Robertus Buckland • Alanus Cairns • Gregorius Clark • Iacobus Cleverly • Theresa Coffey • Galfridus Cox • Michaela Donelan • Nadine Dorries • Oliverius Dowden • Georgius Eustice • Natalia Evans • David Frost • Michael Gove • Matthaeus Hancock • Simon Hart • Alexander Jack • Sajid Javid • Robertus Jenrick • Boris Johnson • Kwasi Kwarteng • Andrea Leadsom • Brandon Lewis • Esther McVey • Christophorus Malthouse • Amanda Milling • Nicola Morgan • Priti Patel • Dominicus Raab • Iacobus Rees-Mogg • Grant Shapps • Alok Sharma • Iulianus Smith • Rishi Sunak • Anna Maria Trevelyan • Elisabetha Truss • Shailesh Vara • Theresa Villiers • Ben Wallace • Gavinus Williamson • Nadhim Zahawi Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Thatcher 1979–1990 • Major 1990–1997 • Blair 1997–2007 • Brown 2007–2010 • Cameron 2010–2016 • May 2016–2019 • Johnson 2019–2022 • Truss 2022 • Sunak 2022–

Consilium ministrorum Britannicum Elisabethae Truss 2022

Kemi Badenoch • Jake Berry • Suella Braverman • Robertus Buckland • Simon Clarke • Iacobus Cleverly • Theresa Coffey • Michaela Donelan • Christophorus Heaton-Harris • Ieremias Hunt • Alexander Jack • Ranil Jayawardena • Kwasi Kwarteng • Brandon Lewis • Christophorus Malthouse • Penelope Mordaunt • Iacobus Rees-Mogg • Grant Shapps • Alok Sharma • Nicolaus True • Anna Maria Trevelyan • Elisabetha Truss • Ben Wallace • Nadhim Zahawi Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Thatcher 1979–1990 • Major 1990–1997 • Blair 1997–2007 • Brown 2007–2010 • Cameron 2010–2016 • May 2016–2019 • Johnson 2019–2022 • Truss 2022 • Sunak 2022–

Consilium ministrorum Britannicum Rishi Sunak 2022–

Victoria Atkins • Kemi Badenoch • Stephanus Barclay • Suella Braverman • David Cameron • Alexander Chalk • Iacobus Cleverly • Theresa Coffey • Clara Coutinho • David T. C. Davies • Michaela Donelan • Oliverius Dowden • Lucia Frazer • Michael Gove • Marcus Harper • Christophorus Heaton-Harris • Ricardus Holden • Ieremias Hunt • Alexander Jack • Robertus Jenrick • Gillian Keegan • Penelope Mordaunt • Ieremias Quin • Dominicus Raab • Grant Shapps • Melvyn Stride • Rishi Sunak • Nicolaus True • Ben Wallace • Gavinus Williamson • Nadhim Zahawi Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Thatcher 1979–1990 • Major 1990–1997 • Blair 1997–2007 • Brown 2007–2010 • Cameron 2010–2016 • May 2016–2019 • Johnson 2019–2022 • Truss 2022 • Sunak 2022–

Secretarii civici et ministri a munitione Britannici

Winston Churchill • Clemens Attlee • A. V. Alexander • Emmanuel Shinwell • Winston Churchill • Haroldus Alexander • Haroldus Macmillan • Selwyn Lloyd • Gualterus Monckton • Antonius Head • Duncan Sandys • Haroldus Watkinson • Petrus Thorneycroft • Dionysius Healey • Petrus Carrington • Ian Gilmour • Roy Mason • Fridericus Mulley • Franciscus Pym • Ioannes Nott • Michael Heseltine • Georgius Younger • Thomas King • Milcolumbus Rifkind • Michael Portillo • Georgius Robertson • Galfridus Hoon • Ioannes Reid • Desmondus Browne • Ioannes Hutton • Robertus Ainsworth • Gulielmus Fox • Philippus Hammond • Michael Fallon • Gavinus Williamson • Penelope Mordaunt • Ben Wallace • Grant Shapps Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Regni Britanniarum