Wrong.
Sadly on 'planet UK' you can indeed join the army at 16.
(the only country in Europe to enlist under 18's!)
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Wrong.
Sadly on 'planet UK' you can indeed join the army at 16.
(the only country in Europe to enlist under 18's!)
Not according to the UK government...Wrong.
Read my reply again, the highlighted part, is that wrong? we are not the only country in Europe to enlist under 18s, many accept 17 year olds, and 17 in my book is still under 18.Not according to the UK government...
"The minimum age for enlisting in the UK armed forces is 16. The UK is the only country in Europe
which routinely recruits people aged under 18. "
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Of course if you can show otherwise, then feel free to do so!
Life is too short to be with the wrong person. There is no reason to stay with someone just because you've been with them for 20 years.
Are you claiming that the UK government has got it wrong?Read my reply again, the highlighted part, is that wrong? we are not the only country in Europe to enlist under 18s, many accept 17 year olds, and 17 in my book is still under 18.
You missed off France too, so roughly more than half of the combined European army strength enlist under 18s.Looks like ellal has been bested again.
Austria 17
Cyprus 17
Germany 17
Netherlands 17
List of enlistment age by country - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
The legal age for consent is 15 in Iceland.
What a sad story, it’s awful what some families go through.I'm half Indian on father's side. He fecked off to buy the proverbial pint of milk when I was a few months old, sister around 2. We never heard from him again, except one time when my sister was around 12-14, can't recall exactly. Phone went, it was him, he didn't want to speak to my mum (who answered the phone) or me, but asked if he could speak to my sister. Needless to say mum put the phone down sharpish.
Next day we're sitting and a car drives past the house at walking pace, 4 x male Indians in it looking in the direction of our house. Mum was concerned re sister had reached age to be married off, so she phoned the police. I can't recall how helpful they were/weren't, however mum mobilised neighbours either end of the street to keep watch.
No one else came by and needless to say my 'father' didn't call again.