This year marks 60 years since the last serviceman was demobbed from National Service. In 1947, the introduction of the National Service Act meant that able-bodied men aged 18-26 were eligible to be conscripted into the British Armed Forces. More than two million men served during this period of conscription following the end of the Second World War. Many served in the UK and Germany, whilst others were posted to locations including Egypt, Libya and Malaya. Our event at the National Memorial Arb

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