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MODERN MILITARY (6) answer(s).
 
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Crowded and dangerous space: space navigation system proliferation's impact on future security operations / Handberg, Roger   Journal Article
Handberg, Roger Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract U.S. success in conducting expeditionary operations globally has made GPS-equivalent capabilities essential for a modern military and also for a robust economy. As a result, other states are building independent satnav systems or in the Russia case replenishing and modernizing their GLONASS [Global Navigation Satellite System] system. One outcome is that future military operations involving multiple states may find other satnav systems being used in the regions. What consequences occur is the focus of this analysis.
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ID:   098361


Cultural stress: how interactions with and among foreing populations affect military personal / Azari, Jaz; Dandeker, Christopher; Greenberg, Neil   Journal Article
Dandeker, Christopher Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract The purpose of this article is to expand civil-military and military health research's concepts of stress with the addition of a theoretical construct of the concept known as "cultural stress." Military research often discusses combat and operational stress and its effect on soldiers but does not address unique culturally induced stressors created by the modern military's interaction with indigenous populations. Civilian research discusses stress as it relates to "culture shock" but does not account for unique pressures facing servicemen in both peacetime and wartime environments. This article synthesizes these concepts to produce a new conceptual basis of "cultural stress" from which further empirical research can be conducted.
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ID:   166172


Force multipliers / Paul, Mihir   Journal Article
Paul, Mihir Journal Article
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Key Words Indian Navy  ;  IAF  ;  Modern Military  ;  ISR 
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ID:   119996


Future of space: trouble on the final frontier / Faith, G Ryan   Journal Article
Faith, G Ryan Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract Nearly one hundred countries, including the world's spacefaring nations, have formally agreed upon the principles set out in the 1967 "Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, Including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies," more commonly known as the UN Outer Space Treaty. This document represents our global consensus on the fate and disposition of the rest of our solar system, of our galaxy's one hundred billion other stars (and their solar systems), and of the one hundred billion additional galaxies in the universe; it was all decided before the first moon landing.
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ID:   064610


Lessons of the great patriotic war, local wars and prospects of / Gareev, M A 2005  Journal Article
Gareev, M A Journal Article
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Publication 2005.
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Modern military rhetoric in the system of U.S. and NATO troop / Zverev, S. E   Journal Article
Zverev, S. E Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The article examine modern western military rhetoric and ways in which it can be used in training and educating the US and NATO servicemen. Its looks into the evolution of views on the place of effective communication in the US army and the process of forming communication competence in US military education control documents.
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