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Has NATO changed the British army?
The 1982 Falklands Campaign was the last time that the British Army conducted a war independently of NATO.
How do you become a NATO soldier?
To become a NATO soldier, you must first enlist in the armed forces of a NATO member country, as NATO itself does not have its own standing army. This typically involves meeting specific eligibility criteria, such as age, fitness, and educational requirements. After enlisting, soldiers undergo basic training and may later receive specialized training for NATO operations. Additionally, soldiers may participate in joint exercises and missions with other NATO forces to enhance interoperability.
Who has the most powerful army in NATO?
The United States.
What is british army slang for coffee 1 sugar?
I think you mean NATO as in NATO Standard but this is coffee tea with two sugars.
How do you use standing army in a sentence?
"North Korea has the largest standing army of any nation its size."
What is standing army?
A standing army is a "regular" Army, the number of Soldiers and equipment that are ready to go to war at very short notice.
WHAT regulation covers army alphabet?
The phonetic alphabet is actually standardised by NATO.
Is it a correct sentence long-standing army?
The phrase (not sentence) 'long-standing army' is grammatically correct. It means 'an army that has been established for a long time.'
Does Chile have an Army?
Yes, they do. The Chilean army is one, if not the most professional and technologically advanced army in South America. It's equipment and training are of NATO standard.
What country has no standing army?
Paraguay.
Largest army in the world is?
The worlds largest standing army is china.
What European power had the largest standing army in 1880?
British Army
