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A Certain Reserve: Strategic Thinking and Britain’s Army Reserve
Jeremy Mooney and John CrackettRUSI Journal, 17 October 2018
Armed Forces, UK
The purpose of the Army Reserve has changed substantially in the past century.
Over the past 25 years, the UK’s part-time military force has gone through five major revisions – not just changes in size and structure, but significant re-orientations of strategic purpose. Jeremy Mooney and John Crackett revisit the fundamental transformations that it has undergone since the closing years of the Cold War and look at the factors that have reshaped it.
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