Army forced to defend 'Start thinking soldier' campaign after consumer backlash
By Fiona Ramsay Monday, 20 July 2009 03:55PM
LONDON - The British Army has moved to defend its 'Start Thinking Soldier' campaign after complaints made to the ASA and in national newspapers that its TV ads make war appear like a video game.
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