Army adopts Bullytext SMS trial

Published by Ewan on Friday 7th April 2006, 12:22 | Filed under: SMS

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Catterick Garrison, which, at any one time, can house 1,700 recruits, is one of three Army centres running a trial text and online helpline.
Bullytext software is used in schools and other organisations and can now be accessed by recruits at Catterick, the Army’s engineering school in Chatham in Kent and the Army training regiment in Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire.

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