ARRC envy: everyone wants rapid-reaction forces

Article Abstract:

Rapid-reaction forces such as the Allied Command Europe Rapid-Reaction Corps are much in demand, particularly after the September 11 terrorist attacks. The article details efforts by European nations to build rapid reaction forces.

Europe, Strategy & planning, Facilities & equipment, National Security, Defense Operations & Maintenance, Military administration

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Macedonia force

Article Abstract:

Officials from the European Union, NATO, and the North Atlantic Council of ambassadors, consider sending forces to disarm Albanian rebels in Macedonia.

Military Action, Macedonia, Military operations

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The Evolving Alliance

Article Abstract:

In an exclusive interview, General Joseph W. Ralston discussed the relationship between NATO and the European Union.

United States, European Union

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