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U.K. Army Reviews Organization, Makes Changes

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Friday, December 11th, 2009

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The U.K. army is undertaking a periodic review of its top level organization to produce a structure which better aligns responsibility, authority and accountability, published reports said. The structure at three-star level was formally established Dec. 9. The new structure does not change the number of three-star areas, but provides a more coherent division of responsibilities within Land Forces. The new commands comprise: Commander Field Army (CFA), who will generate and prepare forces for current and contingency operations; Commander Force…

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