More than 5,000 soldiers are being axed in a fresh round of defence cuts – despite Britain wading deeper into the battle against terrorists in Africa.
Former commanders said the controversial cuts were ‘too deep’, leaving the Army perilously overstretched and unable to take on all the major military commitments demanded by ministers.
Under the latest round of redundancies, the Army will shrink to 90,000 – its lowest level since before the Napoleonic Wars began 200 years ago. Some troops currently risking life and limb on the front line in Afghanistan face the axe next year, the Government admitted.
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