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War British Army
Why did the british want to join the army in world war 1?
In world one one, people chose to join the army on thier own free will, what were the reasons for joining. I can only rember 2 : free food and free accomodation
No-one really knew what war was like in WW1. A lot of underage people joined because they thought they were fireproof and raring to get going and do something that sounded cool. It was also because people joined up on their own bat to do their duty to their country, to remain a peaceful and free country. If you someone was directly threatening your country, you would join up and fight. There were quite a few perks as well, as some of these answers have covered. Hope this helps
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| Armies in Plastic - French Indian War British Light | | | US $11.99 | 7d 15h 8m |
| Toy Soldiers Armies in Plastic 54mm Zulu War British Infantry 20 Figure Set | | | US $14.98 | 19d 15h 26m |
| 18 Toy Soldiers Armies in Plastic 54mm Zulu War 24th Foot British Infantry NEW | | | US $14.98 | 19d 15h 26m |
| Timpo Swoppet World War II British Army Toy Soldiers Machine Gun Set Used 1/32 | | | US $24.99 | 8d 1h 37m |
| Armies in Plastic War of 1812 British Artillery 6 Pdr | | | US $12.99 | 28d 16h 17m |
| Armies in Plastic 7 Pounder Gun British RA Boer War | | | US $12.99 | 24d 3h |
| Armies in Plastic 54mm Toy Soldiers Zulu War British Gatling Gun Cast in Red | | | US $14.98 | 7d 15h 7m |
| Armies in Plastic 1/32 British Gatling Gun Boer War | | | US $12.99 | 24d 35m |
| Armies in Plastic - Boer War -British | | | US $13.99 | 5d 21h 42m |
| Toy Soldiers British Artillery Set Figures Cannon Armies in Plastic 1/32 REV War | | | US $14.98 | 16d 16h 19m |
| Armies in Plastic 5553 French & Indian War British Light Infantry 54mm 1/32 | | | US $13.95 | 12d 23h 35m |
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Afganistan war/ british army?
Why are they there?
Are they making things better?
What do their families think?
What do the solders think?
Supplies equipment and death?
I want honest op-ions as well. Please also give me some good points to argue about because i got a debate Tomorrow thanks
I'm in the British Army, we are there because the government of Afghanistan has asked us to be there because without us the Taliban would take over and things would be ten times worse, are we making things better? in some cases yes and in some no you have to take into account its not all Afghans who are fighting against us foreign fighters come from everywhere in the name of Jihad, families think like all the civilian population they don't want the war, myself personally I think we can win if this government mans up a little and stops worrying about hearts and minds and stops trying to crucify soldiers when they kill Taliban, supplies aren't what the papers say fair enough about the helicopters we could have more but as in terms of personal kit there is no issue civilian newspapers love to print what sells papers and I can tell you first hand the personal equipment is good that is why on tour Americans love to swap their kit for ours and finally death, its sad yes but every soldier there knows he signed on the dotted line and it was his decision and even if he agrees with the war or not matters not, we are professional soldiers who have a job to do and because we are professional we do it regardless of beliefs. So I hope this kind of answered your question.
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not anymore, they need the men and women that bad, if you get caught using drugs on a cdt, they now make you take a rehibilation course so you cant get out, 2many people wer doing it to get out early.