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The minimum age for British soldiers has varied over time, but as of 2013, the minimum age for regular enlistment in the British Army is 16 years old, although those under 18 require parental consent. However, soldiers must be at least 18 years old to serve in operational roles. During World War I and World War II, many young men enlisted at even younger ages, often with parental approval or by falsifying their age.
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Which president was a Boston lawyer defended the British Soilders?
John Adams
Did more Germans die than British soilders in World War 1?
Yes
What are facts about thomas gauge?
he sent soilders to the night in lexington the night paul revere warned "the british are coming"
Did homes get burned down in the revolutionary war?
yes because the british soilders went around burning houses and city that
What advantages did British have during revolutionary war?
The British had thousands of soilders, Hessians who were added in a battle that I cannot remember. They also had lots of supplies. Additionally they had experience and a powerful navy as well. In return they underestimated the American colonists and were very busy in Europe.
What are British soilders?
Soldiers from Britain.
What is another word for british soilders?
angrefs
What helped defeat the British at Yorktown?
french soilders
Which president was a Boston lawyer defended the British Soilders?
John Adams
What were British soilders also called because of the color of their uniform?
Pretty boys
How many british soilders were killed during the Boston massacer?
17 and 5 wounded
What was the nickname given to the british soilders?
wasnt it the red coats or lobster backshope this helps
Did more Germans die than British soilders in World War 1?
Yes
How many people died on sword beach day 1?
on day 1 - 507 british soilders were killedon day 2 - 4899 canadian soilders were injured but none killedon day 3 - 2422 american soilders were killed .
What was the results of the battel of saratoga?
many british soilders were wounded in the battel, and their supplies were running low
What are facts about thomas gauge?
he sent soilders to the night in lexington the night paul revere warned "the british are coming"
Why did the militia men in the country side know that the British soilders were on their way?
because paul revere told them ahead of time
