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As of November 2011 the numbers are this:
Army - 109,520 (Regular) + 33,100 (TA soldiers)
RAF - 41,330 (Regular) + 1500 (Volunteer Reserves)
Royal Navy - 36,640 (Regular) + 2,300 (Volunteer Reserves)
The SDSR (The Strategic Defense and Security Review) are affecting the number in the British Military at the moment, so they will be decreased to this by 2015:
Army - 95000 + 35000 TA soldiers
RAF - 33000
Royal Navy - 30000
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