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Reserving Judgement: Reforming Britain’s Army Reserve
Paul BarnesRUSI Newsbrief, 16 November 2018
Armed Forces, Land Operations, Military Sciences, Civil–Military Relations, UK, Defence Management, Land Forces, Military Personnel
In Project Haldane, the British Army’s endeavour to breathe new life into its reserve forces, the Army faces a unique opportunity to ensure its Reserve is configured for the next war; how it reacts may determine its future as a Reference Force.
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