The Army 'Do more. Be more' by Publicis London
12 Mar 2012
Publicis London has created an ad to encourage people to join the Territorial Army. It sets out a
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The Army is launching a recruitment campaign created by Publicis and Publicis Modem, that spans
Publicis London has created an ad to encourage people to join the Territorial Army. It sets out a
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, the Barmy Army, to launch the fan club's first music single.
The Army is looking to recruit more officer applicants with a television campaign comprising two ... reassess the qualities it takes to become an officer in the British Army. In "rescue mission" a woman ... experience from her army life, the woman is able to decide that it is too dangerous to retrieve the ball ...
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LONDON - The British Army, reacting to research that its troops are more likely to die in road
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