Re-generating Royals : projecting UK amphibious force into the future / Giles Ebbutt.
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Jane's Navy International Vol 118, Issue 9, November 2013, pp.14-19 (124) Summary: The United Kingdom is restructuring its strategic priorities and reorganising its armed forces after its contribution to the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) stabilisation campaign in Afghanistan and the 2010 defence review. In this article, it takes a look at how the UK Royal Marines are re-generating to provide "a bigger punch with a smaller force".
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The United Kingdom is restructuring its strategic priorities and reorganising its armed forces after its contribution to the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) stabilisation campaign in Afghanistan and the 2010 defence review. In this article, it takes a look at how the UK Royal Marines are re-generating to provide "a bigger punch with a smaller force".
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