Original sentence: Army Reserve soldiers with no previous military service complete the Common Military Syllabus (Reserves) course, also known as Phase 1 training.This consists of courses in gunnery (Heavy Machine Gun and General Purpose Machine Gun), signals (Bowman communication system), and driving (Land Rover RWMIK and Supacat Jackal) delivered by the Royal Yeomanry by Army Reserve soldiers and also by Regular Army instructors in centres such as the Armour Centre
Edited sentence: All Army Reserve soldiers who begin their careers as civilians complete the Common Military Syllabus (Reserves) course, also known as Phase 1 training.Phase 1A, four weekends (or sometimes a consolidated period) at an Army Training Unit (ATU).Phase 1B, a fifteen-day training course normally held at an Army Training Regiment (see Army Reserve training).This consists of courses in gunnery (Heavy Machine Gun and General Purpose Machine Gun), signals (Bowman communication system), and driving (Land Rover RWMIK and Supacat Jackal) delivered by the Royal Yeomanry by Army Reserve soldiers and also by Regular Army instructors in centres of excellence such as the Armour Centre.This consists of: