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2010.
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| Summary/Abstract |
The US Army has become too reliant on information systems: a major risk when it operates in environments where it cannot assure information superiority, or when it cannot support its voracious logistical requirements in the field. Infantry training must take into account that only parity, not supremacy, is possible, argues James E Shircliffe, and soldiers must be taught how to fight once again without advanced electronic aids.
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