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A Thinking Navy
By Lt Cdr Dennis Murphy RN,
29 Sep 26
Ed. The author, Naval Tutor at BRNC, makes the case for expanded Professional Defence and Security Education (PDSE) in the RN as an interservice imperative. A 10 minute read.
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Armed Forces, Civil-Military Relations, Force Structure, General, Institutions, Leadership, Letters, Morale, People, Readiness, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Sea Cadets, Service Culture, The Naval Review, Training
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Letter to the Editor: The Cadets and the Community, One CO’s perspective
By Lt (SCC) David Eivers RNR,
08 Jul 25
Ed. Our correspondent expands on Cdr (CCF) Nick Carter’s article regarding the Sea Cadets, advocating for greater civil-military engagement with the Cadets organizations.
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Addressing Current Reality, Armed Forces, Civil-Military Relations, Education, General, Leadership, People, Sea Cadets, Service Culture, Training
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The Royal Navy Cadets and the Community
By Cdr (CCF) Nick Carter RNR (rtd),
16 Apr 24
Ed. In many areas of the country the Royal Naval cadets are the public profile of the Royal Navy. This article updates readers on the structure of the Royal Naval cadets today, and their role in their local communities. A 5 minute read.
