U.K. Defense Secretary Philip Hammond revealed future reserve forces plans that includes providing more support and growth, while dropping the more than a century old name of “Territorial Army” in favor of “Army Reserve.” “We are revitalizing our Reserve Forces, reversing the decline of the recent past, growing their trained strength and investing an additional ($2.7 billion) over 10 years to do this,” Hammond said. “This marks a significant step forward as we change our relationship with reservists, their families…
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