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CGS General David Richards Analysis: CGS General Sir David Richards in his own words 26 Aug 2009
As General Sir David Richard’s accedes to the post of British Army Chief of the General Staff, RUSI takes this opportunity to highlight his views on the future of warfighting and British Army organisation as revealed in his speech to the June 2009 RUSI Land Warfare Conference. Military Personnel Land Forces UK Europe The War on Terror Terrorism
Afghanistan National Policeman ISAF Analysis: West stares into Afghan Abyss 17 Jul 2009 by John Hemmings
With the deaths of fifteen UK troops in Afghanistan over the past few weeks, Britain is forced to re-think its strategy for strengthening the country. Afghanistan Central and South Asia UK Europe Land Forces The War on Terror Terrorism
Chinese army Analysis: The PLA in 2009: The Year of the Ground Force? 18 May 2009
Following the release of China’s defence white paper, an enormous amount of attention is being paid to China’s naval and air force modernisation as well as its nuclear and missile forces. However, it is the PLA’s less-discussed army that is going to play the most critical role in safeguarding China’s security interests in 2009. China Pacific Land Forces
20 Brigade departs from Iraq Picture by Corporal W Analysis: A draw in Iraq, no victory near in Helmand 3 May 2009 by Professor Michael Clarke
Troops need to believe that they risk their lives for things that are genuinely important. Afghanistan Central and South Asia Iraq Middle East and North Africa Land Forces UK Europe
British troops in Afghanistan Analysis: ‘A Hard Pounding, Gentlemen’: The Coming Year in Afghanistan 11 Jan 2009 by Professor Michael Clarke
The UK needs more troops on the ground to relieve pressure in Helmand, but unless an increase is accompanied by significant victories elsewhere, the Coalition’s long-term prospects are not good. A new approach to strategic thinking in Afghanistan and the means to give some effect to it are sorely needed in the new year. Afghanistan Central and South Asia Land Forces UK Europe The War on Terror Terrorism
Analysis: The Battle of Britain: The Land Perspective 20 Oct 2006
Land Forces History UK Europe
RUSI Journal: The Territorial Army - The Need for a New Vision Statement 18 Jun 2004
Alex Tucker examines whether there is a need for a new vision for Britian’s Reserve Forces, by comparing and contrasting Haldane's Defence Review with the SDR in order to identify the fundamental principles that a new Vision Statement. might encompass. Land Forces UK Europe Defence Management Reserve Forces Military Personnel
RUSI Journal: Continuity and Change: How British Army Doctrine is Evolving to Match the Balanced Force 18 Jun 2004 by Major General (Retd.) Mungo Melvin
Brigadier Mungo Melvin considers three main issues in relation to army doctrine. Land Forces UK Europe
RUSI Journal: From Khaki and Light Blue to Purple: The Long and Troubled Development of Army/Air Co-operation in B 18 Jun 2004
David Ian Hall takes a brief canter through what was a rather tempestuous relationship betwee Aerospace Land Forces History UK Europe
RUSI Journal: The Desertion Crisis in Italy, 1944 18 Jun 2004
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