Discussions On The Conduct Of War
Volume 3 / Issue 1 / Spring 2015
- Organising Infantry Part 2:[i] The Effect of the 1946 Infantry Conference on the Development of the US Army Squad[ii]
- An Omnipotent Abstraction: What Lessons Does The Falklands War Have for the Operational Level of War?
- The Practice of Operational Art by Small Militaries: Why and How
- Psychological Warfare: True Coercion, or a Byproduct that has yet to be Mastered?
- The Russian ‘Colour Counterrevolution’ Model for Containing Geopolitical Expansion by the West
- Ten Years Observing Command And Control
Organising Infantry Part 2: The Effect of the 1946 Infantry Conference on the Development of the US Army Squad
Gerry Long
Organising Infantry Part 2: The Effect of the 1946 Infantry Conference on the Development of the US Army Squad
Gerry Long
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An Omnipotent Abstraction: What Lessons Does The Falklands War Have for the Operational Level of War?
Steve Hart
An Omnipotent Abstraction: What Lessons Does The Falklands War Have for the Operational Level of War?
Steve Hart
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The Practice of Operational Art by Small Militaries: Why and How
Aaron Jackson
The Practice of Operational Art by Small Militaries: Why and How
Aaron Jackson
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Psychological Warfare: True Coercion, or a Byproduct that has yet to be Mastered?
Lee Il-Woo
Psychological Warfare: True Coercion, or a Byproduct that has yet to be Mastered?
Lee Il-Woo
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The Russian ‘Colour Counterrevolution’ Model for Containing Geopolitical Expansion by the West
Ieva Bērziņa
The Russian ‘Colour Counterrevolution’ Model for Containing Geopolitical Expansion by the West
Ieva Bērziņa
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Ten Years Observing Command And Control
Jim Storr
Ten Years Observing Command And Control
Jim Storr