Talk:Army Legal Corps

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[edit] Proposed merger

I don't agree at all. This corps had an existence in its own right and should remain as a separate article. -- Necrothesp 12:27, 21 May 2006 (UTC)

Firstly, Necrothesp is correct that the ALC was a corps in its own right - other corps which were amalgamated into the AGC have their own pages, so why shouldn't this? Secondly, the Legal Branch, like the Royal Military Police, has retained its own cap badge, and so retains a degree of individuality from the AGC. Hammersfan 02/06/06, 14.55 BST

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[edit] Proposed merger

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