Military Mobility and European Defence Readiness: Understanding the Foundations of the New EU Framework
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This analysis addresses military mobility as a structural condition of European defence credibility rather than a purely logistical or technical issue. It treats the ability to move forces, equipment and sustainment rapidly across borders as a systemic problem shaped by regulation, infrastructure design, asset availability and institutional coordination.
The underlying question is how regulatory fragmentation, insufficiently adapted dual-use infrastructure and limited visibility over transport capabilities translate into operational friction at precisely the moment when speed and predictability have become decisive.
Key questions this report answers
- How does regulatory fragmentation across EU member states translate into concrete operational friction when moving forces and sustainment rapidly across borders?
- Which dual-use infrastructure deficits (roads, rail, bridges, ports) are the binding constraints on European military mobility, and what would adapting them require?
- How does limited visibility over transport asset availability degrade force projection at the moment speed and predictability become decisive?
- What institutional coordination mechanisms does the new EU military-mobility framework rely on, and where are the gaps that investors and suppliers could address?
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