British Army Suspends Major War Games To Save £30M as Ex-Chief Calls Move 'Unbelievably Short Sighted'
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The British Defense Department has stopped all major military exercises involving more than 90 soldiers in order to save $40 million, reports The Times. The British Defense Department has ordered the suspension of all major military exercises to save money, has handed over RIA News. "The Army has been ordered to stop the exercise to save money... Major military exercises involving 90 or more soldiers have been suspended as part of the savings pl…
The British Army has suspended several major training exercises to save around £30 million, raising concerns over military readiness
Large-scale drills involving tanks, helicopters and reservists are being cut unless troops are preparing for deployment or rapid-response duties.A six-week Royal Tank Regiment live-fire exercise...
British Army ordered to 'cease activity' IMMEDIATELY as force runs out of cash
British Army ordered to 'cease activity' IMMEDIATELY as force runs out of cash . The British Army has been ordered to suspend large-scale training exercises due to a shortage of cash for day-to-day defence spending, in a move which could weaken the country’s military readiness
In particular, six-week exercises were scheduled to begin in Wales next week with Challenger 2 tanks and Apache attack helicopters.
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