Restructuring for the future/ Daniel Wasserbly
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Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 51 Issue 6, 05 February 2014, pp.26-30 (122) Summary: As service planners evaluate leaner brigades, altered squads, and the removal of an entire fleet from the aviation branch, the US Army's future force structure is starting to become clearer.
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As service planners evaluate leaner brigades, altered squads, and the removal of an entire fleet from the aviation branch, the US Army's future force structure is starting to become clearer.
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