John Healey claims Labour is "the party of defence" during campaign speech

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's historical and current role in UK defence, highlighting its contributions to NATO and the introduction of Ex Forces candidates for the upcoming election. It critiques the Conservative Party's defence policies over the past 14 years, citing underfunding and mismanagement. Labour's future defence plans include increased spending, fulfilling NATO obligations, and focusing on the welfare of armed forces personnel. The speech concludes with acknowledgements and a call for change in the upcoming election.

What commitments did the speaker make regarding defence spending and NATO obligations?

In what ways does the speaker propose to improve the conditions for armed forces personnel and their families?

What was the significance of the speaker's visit to the Fusilier Museum?