Talk:Army Catering Corps
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Delete rubbish
[edit]The last sentence in the 'Post 2000' section, i.e.
"In 2016, in order to focus the recruiting of Chefs, both Regular and Reserve, the "British Army Chef" Brand was created, find out more on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube by searching for BritishArmyChef"
does not seem to be very encylopaedic to me, more like a PR piece from a British Army website.
I would delete it, but would feel more sure if there was some consensus.
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