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1. A Potted History Of The Armed Forces In Britain February 09, 2012 The British Armed Forces are made up of the British Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force. They are the government sponsored defence units for England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland and it is their job to guard Britain and its overseas territories and Crown Dependencies and to help with international peacekeeping. They are overseen by the Defence Council which is headed up by the Secretary of State for Defence. The head of the British Armed Forces is actually Her Majesty The Queen and it is to her that all members swear allegiance. The British Armed Forces were formed on 1st May 170... (read more) Author: Jack Traideman

2. British Nationality For An Australian Citizen October 10, 2011 Nationality and citizenship law in the UK is complex but not impossible to learn. By researching vital aspects of the citizenship laws, it could be a much more simple process to identify if one is eligible to be a British national or to submit an application for citizenship. One might obtain British nationality in Australia through an individual's own birth or through the birth of a person’s parent or grandparents in Australia. There exist five kinds of British nationalities which comprise of: British citizens, British overseas territories citizens, British overseas citizens, British subjects ... (read more) Author: Dan Baker

3. How Can The People Of South Africa Obtain British Citizenship? September 11, 2011 Citizenship and nationality issues could be tricky, but not impractical to wade through so as to figure out if one is eligible to be a British National, or to submit an application for citizenship. A person might get British Citizenship in South Africa through one's own birth or through the birth of one's parent or grandparents in South Africa. There are five major forms of British nationality for South Africans (British Citizens, British Overseas Territories Citizens, British Overseas Citizens, British Subjects and British protected persons), and you will need to go through your personal... (read more) Author: Dan Baker

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