half pences went out of circulation in december 1984.
half pences went out of circulation in december 1984.
when did half pences go out of circulation?
december 1984
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upon receiving their classifications, peace-time class i-a recruits were enlisted by lottery into either the "jobi hei-eki" (regular army and imperial navy) category, consisting of the "gen-eki" (active service) and the "yobi-eki" (primary reserve service) sub-categories, or into the "kobi hei-eki" (secondary reserve service) category. those in the "gen-eki" sub-category would serve for two years in the army or three in the navy. after this period, they would be placed on the primary reserve service list ("yobi-eki") for five years and four months in the army or four years in the navy, and would be subsequently placed on the secondary reserve service list after 10 years in the army (five in the navy) before being placed on the national service list ("kokumin hei-eki") after 17 years and four months of army service (or 12 years of naval service). a similar but less stringent path was set out for those enlisted into the primary or secondary reserve categories; they would also end their service on the national service list. the least rigorous path was for those enlisted into the "hoju hei-eki" (replenishment territorial army and naval volunteer reserve), who would end their service on the national service list.
organization of the imperial japanese army