The British Army still exists. It was and is the fighting forces of the people of Great Britain. It comprises regiments drawn form the various regions of Britain and some forces (eg
the Gurkha
regiment) recruited from abroad
.
In the past it the British Army that defended the British Empire and was key in delivering allied victory in the two world wars.
Can i join the BRITISH army at 16 with one parents consent?
If that one parent is your only legal guardian then I believe so, however if two parents are your legal guardians then both have to agree. As far as I am aware. You can not fight on the front line, however, until you are 18.
Where was world one fought by the british army?
World War I was fought on multiple fronts, with significant engagement by the British Army primarily on the Western Front, which stretched from Belgium to France. Key battles included those at the Somme, Ypres, and Verdun. Additionally, British forces participated in campaigns in the Middle East, such as in Gallipoli and Mesopotamia, as well as on the Italian Front and in Africa. The war involved a global network of battles across various theaters.
Who is British army lieutenant general Chris Brown. Girlfriend?
According to Chris brown( British Army) wife died in car accident, year 2000
Who is getting more pay an army officer or an INDIAN IAS officer?
The starting salary of an army officer is more than an ias officer..but in later stages salary of ias offr increases at a faster rate than an army offr.........this is the reason why an army offr cannot switch to ias in b/w service....
What strengths did the continental arny have that the british army did not?
The Continental Army had a clear purpose and a supply line that didn't have to cross 3,000 miles of ocean. Also, their uniforms could actually sort of blend in with the woods instead of being a bright red target.
I really love to serve in the British Army?
Nothing wrong with that. They field a good force, with an amazing lineage behind them. I'm afraid you've left us at a bit of a loss as to what your question actually was, though...
When was the british army told to leave Malta?
The British army left Malta in 1979 after the Maltese government terminated the agreement.
What is the equivalent of a US demolition expert in the British Army?
An Ammunition Technical Officer who can specialise in everything from bomb disposal to inspecting ammunition dumps.
Also all Engineers are demolition trained.
Hope that helps.
What age is theYoungest lieutenant colonel in the british army?
Lt. Colonel Thomas Hardwick Smith, promoted 16 November 1860, aged 29.
What year did the British army stop wearing red coats?
Actually, the change was gradual. It was not like one day, they just stopped. The change began in the mid-to-late 1800s, because with new technologies like long-range rifles and then various kinds of bombs, wearing bright uniforms put you at a disadvantage-- the enemy could easily see you. So the army began changing to colors that blended into the environment better and made the troops less visible from a distance. By 1902, the change had been implemented in many of the uniforms, and by the first world war, few if any British soldiers went to war in a bright-colored uniform. But bright colored uniforms, including red coats, were still used for special occasions like a military band concert, for the next several decades.
Can people with Asperger's Syndrome join the British army?
I wouldn't recommend it, since people with Asperger's Syndrome don't function well under extreme pressure.
What is the difference between a Royal Navy and a British Army salute?
None, to my knowledge..........................
How many army dogs does the british army have?
several hundred (under five),Dogs in the British army are not pets as you would expect because the army is forbidden to have them, the army gets round this is by having the dogs as serving soldgers.They have service nos.,ranks and are paid wages which can be docked for breaches of dicpline.Such as growling or biting civilians,unirating or defecating on parade.
Because Army dogs have ranks they also can be busted or reduced in rank.The Royal Ulster Rifles famously had a bulldog that was a warrant officer,served in several campaigns in Africa (receiving campaign medals in the process) for fifteen years and was reduced in rank four times.
Sargent Major billy, as he was called was buried with full military honours.
In modern operations many dogs are used for explosive search and tracking,several have been awarded medals for bravery.
Dogs within the British army also receive the same priority as injured soldier's in the case of medical evacuation.
Why does the British Army use the G-36c?
It MIGHT see some service amongst special operations forces, but the L85/SA80 rifle is still standard. A number of British police forces, however, have semi automatic only G36 rifles available to their armed police. A major part of the reason is that Heckler & Koch was British owned at the time these acquisitions were made.
Biggest loss for a British Army on American soil?
What was the biggest loss for a British Army on American soil before the American Revolution?
Is it possible for a non British citizen to join the British army?
Yes, any Irish or commonwealth national can join the British armed services, although an oath to HM the Queen is mandatory.
Hessians. They were from the German province of Hess and fought on the British side. Many of the soldiers were young and hundreds of them deserted prior to their units returning to Germany, joining other German settlers in areas like Pennsylvania.
Why did George Washington first join the British army and then the United States army?
because he got choosen
AnswerPrior to the colonies declaring their independance, the colonies were owned by Great Britain and the people were subjects to the King. So when the colonies joined the army and fought the French and Indian War, they were serving under the King.George Washington began his military career fighting in the French & Indian War.