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The '''programme to convert to Combined Arms Brigades''' would see the [[Grand Army of the Federation]] reorganise the legacy Rapid Reaction Units and Territorial Defence Units into flexible and mobile units, capable of both rapid manoeuvre and of holding territory, functions which had essentially been unsatisfactorily divided between the two formations under the previous army structure. | The '''programme to convert to Combined Arms Brigades''' would see the [[Grand Army of the Federation]] reorganise the legacy Rapid Reaction Units and Territorial Defence Units into flexible and mobile units, capable of both rapid manoeuvre and of holding territory, functions which had essentially been unsatisfactorily divided between the two formations under the previous army structure. | ||
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Revision as of 13:10, 6 December 2025
The programme to convert to Combined Arms Brigades would see the Grand Army of the Federation reorganise the legacy Rapid Reaction Units and Territorial Defence Units into flexible and mobile units, capable of both rapid manoeuvre and of holding territory, functions which had essentially been unsatisfactorily divided between the two formations under the previous army structure.
The programme, alongside certain equipment upgrades, was a main focus for the Grand Army during the period of modernisation begun during the 1740s.
