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John Nott, January 1981-January 1983,. Both Thatcher and Howe considered that Nott, with his experience as a former Gurkha officer and his firm commitment to Conservative monetarist policies, would be able to achieve the twin goals of improving the capabilities of Britain’s armed forces at a reduced cost.. Nott shared the belief of the

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George Younger, January 1986-July 1989,lp restore the government’s credibility. Second, there were a number of decisions that Heseltine had postponed which needed to be quickly addressed. This necessitated a familiarity with both the defence portfolio and experience of the way in which Whitehall functioned. Third, given Thatcher’s politi

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Imaging Infection and Inflammationm support within the Conservative Party and the Cabinet on this issue.. This perception was reinforced by Francis Pym’s appointment as Secretary of State for Defence. In the words of one former civil servant ‘he was welcomed because he was a good decent shire MP, which I think the military like. He

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