Talk:Military of Barbados

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I heavily doubt the following. So I removed it. A military command composed of 1/4 the country ? really ?

"Today as a fully independent country, Barbados posses a moderate sized military command comprised of around 20-25% of the country's population."200.108.27.197 21:17, 10 December 2006 (UTC)