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	[[File:Lynette Nusbacher.jpg\|thumb\|Lynette Nusbacher]]Dr '''Lynette Nusbacher''' (born 1966) is a strategist and military historian at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where she has been Senior Lecturer in War Studies since 1999. She teaches at [[Sandhurst]], the [[University of Reading]] and to wider audiences on television. She was previously an officer in the Canadian forces.<ref>http://nusbacher.com/nusblog/?page_id=4 "Lynette Nusbacher" at Nusbacher Associates.</ref>		[[File:Lynette Nusbacher.jpg\|thumb\|Lynette Nusbacher]]Dr '''Lynette Nusbacher''' (born 1966) is a strategist and military historian at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where she has been Senior Lecturer in War Studies since 1999. She teaches at [[Sandhurst]], the [[University of Reading]] and to wider audiences on television. She was previously an officer in the Canadian forces.<ref>[http://nusbacher.com/nusblog/?page_id=4 "Lynette Nusbacher"] at Nusbacher Associates.</ref>

	She was educated at the University of Toronto and the Royal Military College of Canada, and took a DPhil at [[University of Oxford\|Oxford]].<ref>"Nusbacher, Lynette", in ''The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History'', page 727</ref>		She was educated at the University of Toronto and the Royal Military College of Canada, and took a DPhil at [[University of Oxford\|Oxford]].<ref>"Nusbacher, Lynette", in ''The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History'', page 727.</ref>

	She has also worked on the British government's national security strategies. She blogs on strategy and foreign policy at Nusbacher.com and tweets on @Nusbacher.<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/dr-lynette-nusbacher/ ''Huffington Post'' ~~"Dr Lynette Nusbacher"~~</ref>		She has also worked on the British government's national security strategies. She blogs on strategy and foreign policy at Nusbacher.com and tweets on @Nusbacher.<ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/dr-lynette-nusbacher/ "Dr Lynette Nusbacher"], ''Huffington Post''.</ref>

	She has appeared as a military history expert in every episode of the TV series ''Time Commanders'' on BBC2 2003–2005, and BBC4 2016 onwards – the BBC4 series was following her transition from male to female.		She has appeared as a military history expert in every episode of the TV series ''Time Commanders'' on BBC2 2003–2005, and BBC4 2016 onwards – the BBC4 series was following her transition from male to female.

	She was ranked number 53 in the [[Pink List 2011]] ~~and~~ 68 in the [[Pink List 2012]].		She was ranked number 53 in the [[Pink List 2011]], 68 in the [[Pink List 2012]] and 77 in the [[Pink List 2013]]. The Pink List 2013 citation said:
			:"Strategic thinker. Runs her own think-tank, Nusbacher Associates, which is currently working to improve UK cyber security and coordination. A member of Women Working in Foreign Affairs and previously a war studies lecturer at Sandhurst, 'Devil’s Advocate' at the Joint Intelligence Organisation and head of the Cabinet Office’s 'Strategic Horizons Unit'."<ref>[http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/news/the-independent-on-sundays-pink-list-2013-8876183.html Pink List 2013].</ref>

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	She has also worked on the British government's national security strategies. She blogs on strategy and foreign policy at Nusbacher.com and tweets on @Nusbacher.<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/dr-lynette-nusbacher/ ''Huffington Post'' "Dr Lynette Nusbacher"</ref>		She has also worked on the British government's national security strategies. She blogs on strategy and foreign policy at Nusbacher.com and tweets on @Nusbacher.<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/dr-lynette-nusbacher/ ''Huffington Post'' "Dr Lynette Nusbacher"</ref>

	She has appeared as a military history expert in every episode of the TV series ''Time Commanders'' on BBC2 2003–2005, and BBC4 2016 onwards – the ~~BBC$~~ series was following her transition from male to female.		She has appeared as a military history expert in every episode of the TV series ''Time Commanders'' on BBC2 2003–2005, and BBC4 2016 onwards – the BBC4 series was following her transition from male to female.

	She was ranked number 53 in the [[Pink List 2011]] and 68 in the [[Pink List 2012]].		She was ranked number 53 in the [[Pink List 2011]] and 68 in the [[Pink List 2012]].

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	She has also worked on the British government's national security strategies. She blogs on strategy and foreign policy at Nusbacher.com and tweets on @Nusbacher.<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/dr-lynette-nusbacher/ ''Huffington Post'' "Dr Lynette Nusbacher"</ref>		She has also worked on the British government's national security strategies. She blogs on strategy and foreign policy at Nusbacher.com and tweets on @Nusbacher.<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/dr-lynette-nusbacher/ ''Huffington Post'' "Dr Lynette Nusbacher"</ref>

	She has appeared in every episode of the TV series ''Time Commanders'' on BBC2 2003–2005, and BBC4 2016 onwards – the BBC$ series was following her transition from male to female.		She has appeared as a military history expert in every episode of the TV series ''Time Commanders'' on BBC2 2003–2005, and BBC4 2016 onwards – the BBC$ series was following her transition from male to female.

	She was ranked number 53 in the [[Pink List 2011]] and 68 in the [[Pink List 2012]].		She was ranked number 53 in the [[Pink List 2011]] and 68 in the [[Pink List 2012]].

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	Dr '''Lynette Nusbacher''' (born 1966) is a strategist and military historian at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where she has been Senior Lecturer in War Studies since 1999. She teaches at [[Sandhurst]], the [[University of Reading]] and to wider audiences on television. She was previously an officer in the Canadian forces.<ref>http://nusbacher.com/nusblog/?page_id=4 "Lynette Nusbacher" at Nusbacher Associates.</ref>		[[File:Lynette Nusbacher.jpg\|thumb\|Lynette Nusbacher]]Dr '''Lynette Nusbacher''' (born 1966) is a strategist and military historian at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where she has been Senior Lecturer in War Studies since 1999. She teaches at [[Sandhurst]], the [[University of Reading]] and to wider audiences on television. She was previously an officer in the Canadian forces.<ref>http://nusbacher.com/nusblog/?page_id=4 "Lynette Nusbacher" at Nusbacher Associates.</ref>

	She was educated at the University of Toronto and the Royal Military College of Canada, and took a DPhil at [[University of Oxford\|Oxford]].<ref>"Nusbacher, Lynette", in ''The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History'', page 727</ref>		She was educated at the University of Toronto and the Royal Military College of Canada, and took a DPhil at [[University of Oxford\|Oxford]].<ref>"Nusbacher, Lynette", in ''The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History'', page 727</ref>
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	She has also worked on the British government's national security strategies. She blogs on strategy and foreign policy at Nusbacher.com and tweets on @Nusbacher.<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/dr-lynette-nusbacher/ ''Huffington Post'' "Dr Lynette Nusbacher"</ref>		She has also worked on the British government's national security strategies. She blogs on strategy and foreign policy at Nusbacher.com and tweets on @Nusbacher.<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/dr-lynette-nusbacher/ ''Huffington Post'' "Dr Lynette Nusbacher"</ref>

	She was ranked number 53 in the [[Pink List 2011]] and 68 in the [[Pink List 2012]]		She has appeared in every episode of the TV series ''Time Commanders'' on BBC2 2003–2005, and BBC4 2016 onwards – the BBC$ series was following her transition from male to female.

			She was ranked number 53 in the [[Pink List 2011]] and 68 in the [[Pink List 2012]].

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Ross Burgess at 11:23, 5 April 2016

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	Dr '''Lynette Nusbacher''' (born 1966) is a strategist and military historian at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where she has been Senior Lecturer in War Studies since 1999. She teaches at [[Sandhurst]], the University of [[Reading]] and to wider audiences on television. She was previously an officer in the Canadian forces.<ref>http://nusbacher.com/nusblog/?page_id=4 "Lynette Nusbacher" at Nusbacher Associates.</ref>		Dr '''Lynette Nusbacher''' (born 1966) is a strategist and military historian at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where she has been Senior Lecturer in War Studies since 1999. She teaches at [[Sandhurst]], the [[University of Reading]] and to wider audiences on television. She was previously an officer in the Canadian forces.<ref>http://nusbacher.com/nusblog/?page_id=4 "Lynette Nusbacher" at Nusbacher Associates.</ref>

	She was educated at the University of Toronto and the Royal Military College of Canada, and took a DPhil at [[University of Oxford\|Oxford]].<ref>"Nusbacher, Lynette", in ''The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History'', page 727</ref>		She was educated at the University of Toronto and the Royal Military College of Canada, and took a DPhil at [[University of Oxford\|Oxford]].<ref>"Nusbacher, Lynette", in ''The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History'', page 727</ref>

Ross Burgess at 09:34, 14 March 2016

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	Dr '''Lynette Nusbacher''' (born 1966) is a strategist and military historian at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where she has been Senior Lecturer in War Studies since 1999. She teaches at [[Sandhurst]], the University of [[Reading]] and to wider audiences on television. She was previously an officer in the Canadian forces.<ref>http://nusbacher.com/nusblog/?page_id=4 "Lynette Nusbacher" at Nusbacher Associates.</ref>		Dr '''Lynette Nusbacher''' (born 1966) is a strategist and military historian at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where she has been Senior Lecturer in War Studies since 1999. She teaches at [[Sandhurst]], the University of [[Reading]] and to wider audiences on television. She was previously an officer in the Canadian forces.<ref>http://nusbacher.com/nusblog/?page_id=4 "Lynette Nusbacher" at Nusbacher Associates.</ref>

	She was educated at the University of Toronto and the Royal Military College of Canada, and took a DPhil at [[Oxford]].<ref>"Nusbacher, Lynette", in ''The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History'', page 727</ref>		She was educated at the University of Toronto and the Royal Military College of Canada, and took a DPhil at [[University of Oxford\|Oxford]].<ref>"Nusbacher, Lynette", in ''The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History'', page 727</ref>

	She has also worked on the British government's national security strategies. She blogs on strategy and foreign policy at Nusbacher.com and tweets on @Nusbacher.<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/dr-lynette-nusbacher/ ''Huffington Post'' "Dr Lynette Nusbacher"</ref>		She has also worked on the British government's national security strategies. She blogs on strategy and foreign policy at Nusbacher.com and tweets on @Nusbacher.<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/dr-lynette-nusbacher/ ''Huffington Post'' "Dr Lynette Nusbacher"</ref>

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Ross Burgess at 12:36, 25 August 2013

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	Dr '''Lynette Nusbacher''' (born 1966) is a strategist and military historian at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where she has been Senior Lecturer in War Studies since 1999. She teaches at [[Sandhurst]], the University of [[Reading]] and to wider audiences on television.		Dr '''Lynette Nusbacher''' (born 1966) is a strategist and military historian at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where she has been Senior Lecturer in War Studies since 1999. She teaches at [[Sandhurst]], the University of [[Reading]] and to wider audiences on television. She was previously an officer in the Canadian forces.<ref>http://nusbacher.com/nusblog/?page_id=4 "Lynette Nusbacher" at Nusbacher Associates.</ref>

	She was educated at the University of Toronto and the Royal Military College of Canada, and took a DPhil at [[Oxford]].<ref>"Nusbacher, Lynette", in ''The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History'', page 727</ref>		She was educated at the University of Toronto and the Royal Military College of Canada, and took a DPhil at [[Oxford]].<ref>"Nusbacher, Lynette", in ''The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History'', page 727</ref>

Ross Burgess at 12:28, 25 August 2013

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	Dr '''Lynette Nusbacher''' (born 1966) is a strategist and military historian at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where she has been Senior Lecturer in War Studies since 1999. She teaches at Sandhurst, the University of [[Reading]] and to wider audiences on television.		Dr '''Lynette Nusbacher''' (born 1966) is a strategist and military historian at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where she has been Senior Lecturer in War Studies since 1999. She teaches at [[Sandhurst]], the University of [[Reading]] and to wider audiences on television.

	She was educated at the University of Toronto and the Royal Military College of Canada, and took a DPhil at [[Oxford]].<ref>"Nusbacher, Lynette", in ''The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History'', page 727</ref>		She was educated at the University of Toronto and the Royal Military College of Canada, and took a DPhil at [[Oxford]].<ref>"Nusbacher, Lynette", in ''The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History'', page 727</ref>