A new bill being proposed in the UK could send 65-year-old veterans into combat if passed by leaders in Parliament.  Under a portion of the Armed Forces bill, the British government could expand the age at which Strategic Reserve personnel, the country’s pool of retired soldiers, could be called back to active duty from 55 to 65.  If approved, the change would mobilize more than 10,000 veterans to prepare for war. Military recruitment numbers in the UK have declined in recent years, scaling