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What do Army Reserves do?
The Army Reserves are volunteer soldiers who train in their spare time and can be called upon for operations. They support the regular army in various roles, from combat to medical and logistical support. Raising the age limit acknowledges the value of experience and diverse skills beyond traditional front-line duties.
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