Bundeswehrreform

Bundeswehr reform

noun BOON-des-vayr-re-form Rare

Also means

German military reform

Usage Note

Bundeswehrreform refers to any of the periodic restructurings of Germany's armed forces, driven by changing strategic threats, budget pressures, or political decisions. Major reforms occurred in 2011 (suspension of conscription) and again after 2022.

Examples

"Die jüngste Bundeswehrreform soll die Schlagkraft der Streitkräfte deutlich stärken."

Natural Translation

The latest Bundeswehr reform is intended to significantly strengthen the armed forces' combat effectiveness.

Literal Translation

The latest Bundeswehr-reform shall the fighting-power of-the armed-forces significantly strengthen.

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