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Author: Ben

Reservist for just shy of a decade, mostly in and around the Army Medical Services (AMS). International humanitarian law geek. Writing in a personal capacity; all opinions are my own and do not reflect those of my employers, colleagues or any affiliated groups.
12 July 20226 January 2025 Ben

The MOD’s Accidental Roadmap to Peace: A radical reading of the Integrated Operating Framework

The UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD) has been doing some rethinking about how it operates in peacetime, wartime and somewhere in-between. ‘Cassandra’ looks at the MOD’s Integrated Operating Concept and finds an unexpected roadmap for building peace in a world already at war, but only when read from back to front.

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Main image credits: Fruit seller in Hebron by Chloe Skinner. Royal Navy nuclear-armed submarine HMS Vanguard returns to HMNB Clyde, Scotland, November 2009, Defence Images (MoD) via Flickr. Woman sitting on the ruins of her house destroyed by Israel in Masafer Yatta, January 2023, via Wikipedia.

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