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Awol soldiers to 'return to camp' Awol soldiers to 'return to camp'
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Two soldiers who have been absent without leave (Awol) for more than a fortnight say they are about to give themselves up.Two soldiers who have been absent without leave (Awol) for more than a fortnight say they are about to give themselves up.
Ptes Andrew Jones, from south Wales, and Andre Treble, who both left Buckley barracks in Wiltshire, said they were attacked and feared for their lives.Ptes Andrew Jones, from south Wales, and Andre Treble, who both left Buckley barracks in Wiltshire, said they were attacked and feared for their lives.
After meeting an Army welfare officer, the soldiers have agreed to return on Thursday and gather their belongings.After meeting an Army welfare officer, the soldiers have agreed to return on Thursday and gather their belongings.
They will be moved to another camp where an investigation will take place.They will be moved to another camp where an investigation will take place.
They said they were nervous about going back but felt they had no choice.They said they were nervous about going back but felt they had no choice.
An army representative travelled to Pte Jones' family home in the Cynon Valley for a meeting in the presence of his mother, Anne Evans. An army representative travelled to Pte Jones' family home in the Cynon Valley for a meeting in the presence of his mother, Anne Evans.Advertisement
After their return to Buckley Barracks, the soldiers, both 22, are due to be transferred to Bulford Camp near Salisbury for a military police investigation.After their return to Buckley Barracks, the soldiers, both 22, are due to be transferred to Bulford Camp near Salisbury for a military police investigation.
They said that because there was a warrant for their arrest, they had no choice but to give themselves up.They said that because there was a warrant for their arrest, they had no choice but to give themselves up.
The men absconded from the barracks, near Chippenham, after Pte Treble claimed he was beaten by soldiers who then ransacked his room.The men absconded from the barracks, near Chippenham, after Pte Treble claimed he was beaten by soldiers who then ransacked his room.
The soldiers spoke to BBC Wales, with Pte Treble describing how he was allegedly attacked and punched by other soldiers at the barracks while minding his business in his room.The soldiers spoke to BBC Wales, with Pte Treble describing how he was allegedly attacked and punched by other soldiers at the barracks while minding his business in his room.
He said he was left with cuts on his head and a black eye.He said he was left with cuts on his head and a black eye.
Pte Jones said he felt he had to stand by his friend because of the bullying.Pte Jones said he felt he had to stand by his friend because of the bullying.
The pair both said they wanted to be discharged from the Army.The pair both said they wanted to be discharged from the Army.
The Army has said the claims were being treated seriously and military police were investigating.The Army has said the claims were being treated seriously and military police were investigating.