Sun Sets On Army Training In Belize | Forces TV

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The British Army Training Support Unit Belize, or BATSUB, has been announced as the latest victim of the defence cuts, although some specialist training will continue in the country. Forces News has been with British soldiers on the last large-scale jungle training in Belize as the base prepares to be mothballed.

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