The age bracket for men eligible for call-up to the Army Reserves was extended from 55 to 65 earlier this year, as former Army chief Lord Dannatt outlines who would be mobilised first in a major conflictTannur Anders UK & World News Reporter and Rebecca Robinson00:40, 29 Oct 2026View 2 ImagesIt's believed that reservists would be called up first(Image: Getty)People as old as 65 could face conscription should a third world war break out. Earlier this year, the age range for men eligible for recruitment to the Army Reserves was widened from 55 to 65.It's understood that reservists would be...
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