Titlebook: European Defence Equipment Collaboration; Britain’s Involvemen Alan G. Draper Book 1990 Royal United Services Institute 1990 Defence.Europe

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The NATO Background: 1957 to 1976, preparation of standardisation agreements. These represented early attempts to influence military thinking in the direction of harmonising requirements before national production began, and the policy was thus a useful first step towards equipment collaboration.

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Ministry of Defence Organisation and Collaboration: 1976 to 1987,d, as the report of the Defence Committee 1981/2 comments, ‘with all the problems of Service rivalry which that implied.’. Quoting again that report, ‘It is the task of the defence Ministers to allocate resources between the services in accordance with defence priorities. It should therefore be the

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The Defence Industry and Collaboration: 1957 to 1987,ade to bring the two sides together to meet recommendations to the MOD from the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) that action be taken to improve the unsatisfactory contractor/customer relationship: Mr Denis Healey, as Secretary of State for Defence, took the chair in 1970 at the first meeting of a hi

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British Policy Towards Equipment Collaboration: A Summary and a Forward Look, shrink annually in real terms? The disadvantages of co-production were outlined in Chapter 1. As to national ventures, the French decision to build a fighter aircraft unilaterally has brought enormous difficulty, with high development and production costs meaning that huge sales abroad will be need