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078507
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106180
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048699
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Carlisle Barracks, US Army War College, 1997.
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30p.
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034955
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Washington, DC, National Defence University Press, 1985.
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vii, 92p.
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National security affairs monograph
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| 027166 | 358.80973/DOW 027166 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
077135
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2007.
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This paper examines how and why the American military helped create and exacerbate the current insurgency in Iraq and the actions it has taken since summer 2004 to address perceived operational and tactical errors. Of key importance in this process of reform were the influence of the British and their articulation of a plan which has exerted a strong influence on subsequent political and military operations within Iraq. Whilst the paper generally supports the counterinsurgency plan that is currently being implemented it identifies a series of challenges that could cause this strategic solution to unravel.
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ID:
125190
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2013.
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In terms of modern military historiography, the International China Expeditionary Force (CEF) of 1900-1 is a largely forgotten army. This is wholly undeserved. Based on British, German, Indian and United States Army and other records, this article examines its operations as an overseas counter-insurgency campaign. It also examines the problematic nature of Field Marshal von Waldersee's 'Supreme Command' and the complex relations between the various national contingents of this, the only active military alliance between the Crimean conflict and the First World War. Ultimately, the CEF was an interesting, if flawed, late nineteenth-century experiment in coalition warfare. But it was more than just that. It was also a microcosm that makes evident the problems of turn-of-the-century international politics.
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ID:
048707
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London, Brassey's, 1997.
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xiii, 242p.
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1857531175
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| 039284 | 355.33041/SHE 039284 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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101250
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076975
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ID:
089587
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2009.
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The future combat systems (FCS) programme was once touted as the US Army's centrepiece modernisation effort, and indeed it encompassed an extremely ambitious plan - actually far to ambitious, as it eventually became painfully evident - to leverage on far-reaching advances in virtually all aspects of land warfare technologies to radically change not only the way the US Army is equipped , but indeed also its structure and combat doctrines
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ID:
001287
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London, Greenhill Books, 1997.
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x, 80p.
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G.I.: the illustrated history of the American soldier, his uniform and his equipment
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1853672696
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ID:
066308
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Washington DC, OASA, 1997.
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262p.
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| 038907 | 623.4/HIT 038907 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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