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Issue: Aug 1997, Vol. 142, No. 4

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A question of blame? Defending Britain's position in the South China Sea, the Pacific and South-East Asia, 1919-1941 Christopher J Baxter

Slow train to Vicksburg--the confederate capability for strategic reinforcement in 1863 David Kirkpatrick

A British Joint General Staff--imperial throwback or strategic imperative? A Campbell

A joint maritime-based expeditionary capability The Royal Navy, along with many other, has had to adapt both emphasis and operational patterns to a more general remit of long reach tasks of uncertain nature in a climate of cuts in both budgets and force levels. A number of major platform decisions are now in the offing, the chief of which is that on future carriers (and thus aircraft) to come on-line in twenty years time.
Richard Cobbold

Corporate mergers - the Matra Marconi Space experience Nicholas Franks

Do we still need tanks? A C I Gadsby

Response to the Holt's military history prize Anthony Farrar-Hockley

The comtemporary uses of military history Paul Killworth

The role of Japan in regional and world security Sadaaki Numata

The strategic defence review--British policy options Malcolm Chalmers

The United Kingdom's strategic defence review: Strategic options Michael Codner

Adapting French defence to the new geostrategic context Aerienne Jean-Philippe Douin

The strategic outlook for South-East Europe Adrian Severin