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It could mean big changes for the Royal Family

Grant Shapps said the military aspect of the plan will see 18-year-olds take placements in the armed forces for just 25 days per year - not the year of full-time service initially promised

If National Service passes in the U.K.’s general election on July 4, it will mark the first time the country has had compulsory service since 1960.

No royal children will be exempt from taking part in at least a year of service when they turn 18, the country’s Conservative Party clarified.

The social club, established in 1976 on Waterloo’s Sandell Street, provides a ‘home from home’ for current and ex-members of the Armed Forces

Since 1980, defense spending has risen by 62%, climbing from $506 billion to $820 billion by 2023, after adjusting for inflation.

The new generation ballistic missile, Agni-Prime, was successfully flight-tested from Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Island off the coast of Odisha. Read further on Dynamite News:

India tests Agni-Prime ballistic missile successfully, meeting all trial objectives, validating reliable performance.

He also suggested prisoners could be given reduced sentences in return for military service

The Defence Committee warned the Armed Forces are overstretched, leaving little time for training in warfighting.

Indian Navy chief Admiral R Hari Kumar on Sunday said that the Armed Forces of today are a product of the visionary leadership and selfless service of our veterans, adding that the Indian Navy remains committed to ensuring the welfare of our ex-servicemen. Read further on Dynamite News: