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EU's future rapid reaction force needs new solutions to overcome historical obstacles

by Brooks Tigner

Forging a viable ‘rapid deployment capability' (RDC) of up to 5,000 troops lies at the heart of the European Union's new draft strategy blueprint, known as the Strategic Compass, but many potential stumbling blocks lie in the way. Common funding for the RDC's exercises and deployment, faster decision-making, and focused capability development among the member states will be acid tests of its success.

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Forging a viable ‘rapid deployment capability' (RDC) of up to 5,000 troops lies at the heart of the ...

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