British Military Faces Tough Choices
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Although some questions about Britain's plans for its future national defense were answered in 2012, the year was defined by ongoing uncertainties, and 2013 looks likely to continue the trend. The most notable corner was turned in early summer, when Defense Minister Philip Hammond told Parliament...
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