Major UK conscription update as Brits aged up to 65 to 'fight in WW3'

The UK Government has extended the age bracket for men eligible for call-up to the Army Reserves from 55 to 65. This update to conscription, where the government imposes mandatory military service on the public, occurred earlier this year. Former Army chief Lord Dannatt has outlined the mobilisation process for those eligible in the event of a major conflict, detailing who would be called to serve first under these updated military eligibility requirements.