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076550
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2007.
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This article examines the emerging US Marine Corps concept of 'Distributed Operations' (DO) and its applicability to counter-insurgency. DO involves dispersing the force and empowering decentralised units so as to create a network of mobile, agile and adaptable cells, each operating with a significant degree of autonomy yet in line with the commander's overall intent. This concept's applicability to irregular campaigns is assessed with reference to the Malayan Emergency, in which the British and Commonwealth forces employed dispersed and decentralised small-unit formations to great effect. The article teases out the conditions that allowed DO to succeed in Malaya, and comments on the requirements and implications for the use of DO today in the prosecution of the 'Long War'.
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039269
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Washington, D.C., National Defense University Press, 1983.
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ix, 47p.
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National Secruity essay Series
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125163
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Oxon, Frank Cass, 2004.
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xv, 265p.Pbk
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Strategy and History
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0415701899
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