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We shall reach them in the classrooms: Promoting a 'military ethos' in schools

Bright Green Editors 28 November 2012 We shall reach them in the classrooms: Promoting a 'military ethos' in schools2015-03-11T00:43:42+00:00 *Society* 1 Comment
  Will McCallum Fostering a 'military ethos' in schools: what's going on. Earlier this month the Department for Education published a statement on their website outlining their ambition to promote…
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Call in the army? Remember Northern Ireland…

LorcanMullen 9 August 2011 Call in the army? Remember Northern Ireland…2014-12-15T11:07:31+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 4 Comments
At the time of writing, it’s difficult to comprehend the scale of the trouble in London, not to mention Birmingham, Leeds or Liverpool. One thing is for sure though: the…
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Sandhurst continued training Bahraini officers despite protest crackdown

Adam Ramsay 25 May 2011 Sandhurst continued training Bahraini officers despite protest crackdown2011-05-25T12:00:25+01:00 Global 5 Comments
By Nishma Doshi and Adam Ramsay British Military Academy Sandhurst continued to train 5 Bahraini Officers throughout the ongoing murder and abuse of democracy protesters, Bright Green and Topsoil can…
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