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075441
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ID:
090475
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093436
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090476
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ID:
085211
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161903
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Proceeding from analysis of the 20th-century wars and military conflicts of the last few decades, this paper argues that in actual combat situations many more forms of operational troop maneuvering are and will be used than the effective guiding documents and military encyclopedias suggest, and proposes amending the domestic history of military art accordingly.
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ID:
093039
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ID:
090474
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2009.
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In this series of publication, the author has tried , quite successfully in our view, honestly, briefly and vividly, using graphic examples to show th the reader the thorny path traversed by our national military art in the course of its development. In addition, and attempt has been made, on the basis of comprehensive analysis of the military political situation in he world and the trends in the development of instruments of war, to orient the reader with respect to the immediate and remote prospects for its advancement.
In a number of instances, the material contains approaches to the interpretation of certain historical facts and the evaluation of historical person-ages which are not quite conventional but which are based on the author's knowledge, personal experience and beliefs.
The editorial board of the magazine military thought would like to express hope that the material being publish will evoke some interests among the readers and probably give rise to a discussion on a whole number of issues.
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093041
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