UK plans to boost ranks of armed forces by offering young people paid military experience amid growing Russian threats.
UK plans to boost ranks of armed forces by offering young people paid military experience amid growing Russian threats.
By David D. Lee and News Agencies
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Teenagers in the United Kingdom will be offered paid “gap years” with the armed forces under a new “whole of society” approach to national defence that aims to increase recruitment among young people, according to reports.
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