A senior Nato commander has warned that cuts to British Army training designed to save around £30 million risk damaging the country’s ability to respond to a military crisis. Lieutenant General Benoît Desmeulles, commander of France’s 1st Army Corps, described making savings from military exercises as a “very, very bad” move and warned that troops needed regular training to remain ready for combat.
His comments follow reports that some live-fire…
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