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01-31-2012, 11:20 AM
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Army to cut 20000 jobs two years earlier than expected - The Guardian
Army to cut 20000 jobs two years earlier than expected - The Guardian
01-31-2012 10:27 AM  The Guardian Army to cut 20000 jobs two years earlier than expected The Guardian The army is to speed up its redundancy programme by axing 20000 posts by 2018, two years earlier than expected, it has emerged. The admission from General Sir Peter Wall, chief of the general staff, raises the prospect that more troops will face ... Army 'needs more minority recruits'MSN News UK Army Boss Sir Peter Wall, Chief Of The General Staff, Will Pose Question: What ...Sky News Army cuts creating 'gaps' and leaving soldiers unsettled and frustrated, says ...Telegraph.co.uk Daily Mail -Defence Management -British Forces News all 13 news articles » More... 
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