WITH what looks like a poster for a scary sci-fi movie, the British Army is launching a recruitment drive.
The message is that - despite the march of technology - robots will not take over from troops when it comes to fighting wars.
The campaign called Nothing Can Do What a Soldier Can Do includes images on billboards and a TV ad featuring a robot soldier.
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