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Bedford, England, London
As seen in: JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), HuffPost UK, Cell Press, The Spectator, Lexology, Forces News, Isle of Wight County Press, Investors Chronicle Magazine, Coffee or Die Magazine, Financial Management and
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How troops, medics and civilian firefighters prepare for armoured vehicle emergencies

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By Tim Cooper Verified
| Forces News Verified
How to deal with incidents involving armoured vehicles There has been an accident involving a British Army Jackal and pedestrians, leaving the crew injured. The medics and rescuers who arrive first have to begin appropriate treatment and remove any casualties after the incident. Thankfully, this is all just an exercise. "So, with the scenario that we have today, one of the Jackals has come off the road," Sergeant Ilaitia Ratuqalovi, an instructor, said.
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BONDS: EGBs-GILTS CASH CLOSE: Yields Pull Back Further Alongside Crude Oil

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By Tim Cooper Verified
| MNI Verified
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The Grenadier Guards: Celebrating 370 years of pomp, ceremony – and fighting spirit

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By Tim Cooper Verified
| Forces News Verified
They're not just ceremonial: Grenadier Guards turn 370 The Colours of the Grenadier Guards were trooped at the King's Birthday Parade in London on Saturday, this being the most senior infantry regiment in the British Army. The Grenadier Guards' history goes all the way back to 1656 when King Charles II was in exile in Bruges and formed the regiment where it acted as his bodyguard. That special bond between monarch and regiment has endured to this day, with this year marking its 370th anniversary.
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