Speeding deployment

Sloan examines NATO force mobility and deployability, as well as the impact of programs aimed at improving capabilities. A pragmatic review of the deployability and mobility of NATO forces reveals a mixed picture: Some significant progress has been made in the restructuring of national forces in som...

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Published inNATO review Vol. 49; pp. 30 - 33
Main Author Sloan, Elinor
Format Magazine Article Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Brussels North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Information and Press Service 01.04.2001
Subjects
Defenses
Europe
Logistics
Military deployment
Military policy
Military readiness
North Atlantic treaty organization
Regional security
Transportation, Military
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Summary:Sloan examines NATO force mobility and deployability, as well as the impact of programs aimed at improving capabilities. A pragmatic review of the deployability and mobility of NATO forces reveals a mixed picture: Some significant progress has been made in the restructuring of national forces in some countries, while in other countries little has been done to improve force mobility.
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ISSN:0255-3813
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