Summary
Three British soldiers were killed in Afghanistan and Iraq yesterday in a black day for the Army, as its most senior officer warned that troops are fighting at the limit of their capacity.
Chief of General Staff General Sir Richard Dannatt said the Army can only just cope with the demands being placed on it by the Government, and warned that the UK had taken on "more than its share" of military work in Afghanistan.See the full content of this document
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Pressure Grows On Black Day for Army
One UK soldier died and a second was very seriously injured in a suicide bomb attack on a Nato military convoy in the Afghan capital Kabul early yesterday, in which two other Nato troops suffered light injuries....
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