主题：【原创】卡梅伦的妄言 -- 晨枫

The British Army continues to maintain a battalion of Gurkhas, soldiers recruited from Nepal. It is often thought that these hardy soldiers are paid less than their British national counterparts. That is not the case. Although for many years Gurkha pay was lower than that of a British national serving in the same army, that was due to a treaty signed with India that structured Gurkha pay (the original Gurkha regiments were divided between the U.K. and India by this treaty), and not due to discrimination. Today, the Gurkhas receive full regular pay, and have been included in the regular military pension scheme since December 1, 2006.