The UK armed forces is the 5rd largest military in the world in terms of expenditures after U.S , china, Saudi Arabia, and Russia. The UK is also 1 of the only 3 countries to have nuclear bombs sufficient to destroy an entire country, along with U.S and Russia, although all 10 of the worlds most developed countrys have nuclear bombs capable of destroying entire cities. The comander-in-chief of the UK armed forces is the Queen who also commands the Canadian army and all those of the Commonwealth realms.
There are no REAL reasons why women should not be allowed to join the army. Many people have the reasons such as:Men are strongerWomen can't handle lossThe training is too hardWomen are not physically strong enoughIts a "man's" jobWomen should be looking after the kids at homeAll these reasons are specifically wrong. Though the US government and leading UK government think differently. If they think we can't handle it, why not give us a chance? I understand where they come from, but honestly - let us prove wrong!
He spent the first years (1939 and 1940) in the UK (in the town of Bath). In the beginning of 1941 British and colonial African forces chased the Italians out of Ethiopia again and from 1941 on, Haile Selassie ruled again in Ethiopia as Emperor, supporting the Allied war effort.
The UK uses the term MOTORWAY and label them as M1, M2, M3 etc.
The UK government, or parliament, makes such decisions.
There are 12 National Parks in the UK- in England they account for 7% of the land, where as in Wales 20% of the land is National Park.Answer.According to the National Parks Authority there are 15 National Parks in the UK.
It may "Chaplain of the Forces" for a UK Armed Forces Chaplain.
If you mean "you" as in the armed forces, then NO. The US and UK armed forces attacked Iraq on March 20, 2003 (Operation Iraqi Freedom).
The department of the UK government which is in charge of the Armed Forces.
The British Legion provides welfare services for anyone who has served in the UK armed forces or anyone who is dependent on one who served in the UK armed forces. The Legion offers a wide range of support and advice services.
yes -------------------------------- Each military has their own rules and requirements. For the UK you have to be 16 and have UK Residency (live in the UK) to join the Armed Forces.
If you mean in regard to the UK armed forces, then the UK will be required to assist in any military movement commissioned by NATO. This could be anything from all out war to conflicts which would threaten the security of NATO, but if you mean as a whole with the fire service and police, then there is no affect at all. NATO can only control the British armed forces but even then it is to a point.
The Congress has the power to put the draft back into place. In the UK it is the Parliament who can do that (And the Queen I am certain).
There is an air service operated by the UK Ministry of Defence. Although primarily intended to support UK armed forces, spare capacity is offered to the islanders and other passengers at commercial rates
Part of the UK Armed Forces medical examination requires you to give blood for analysis; they screen nearly everything. In my interview with the army, i quote the major who interviewed me as saying "the armies policy is dont do drugs" and "if you take them, we wont take you." However, as the use of anabolic steroids within the UK is legal, even if they do screen for it. I should not see it being an issue. Regards
The Royal British Legion is a UK charity that provides financial, social and emotional support to millions who have served and are currently serving in the Armed Forces, and their dependants.
you will have to check with the authorities and the Armed Forces recruiting office, they will give you all the information you will need.
All accidents, whether in the Armed Forces, or in Industry), must be investigated under 'Health and Safety' UK regulations.