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ID:
187085
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New Delhi, Pentagon Press, 2022.
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xx, 363p.hbk
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9789390095698
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ID:
012924
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1997.
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27-37
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ID:
176917
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New Delhi, MP - IDSA, 2020.
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45p.pbk
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MP - IDSA Occasional Paper no.; 57
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9789382169925
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| 059967 | 358.4/PAN 059967 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
012784
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Autumn 1997.
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73-81
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130287
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ID:
130354
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094656
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129696
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ID:
091133
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2009.
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This article identifies the unique ability a platoon group has to achieve success in the complex battlespace. The author takes his experiences as a platoon group commander in Afghanistan and shows that doctrine and combined arms theory have a place in the modern complex battlespace. The article explains that the fundamental infantry platoon cannot be effective in Afghanistan without key enablers from all corps. It further details the importance of fostering relationships between corps to improve combat power and battlefield effectiveness.
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171644
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This study examines simulated battle settings, to analyze how tactics are performed and victory is achieved by observing tacticians dueling in wargames. In contemporary warfare, victory in battle relates to a wide variety of elements. According to military theory, these elements commonly involve deployment, reconnaissance, manoeuvre, breakthrough, tempo, surprise, exploitation, and shock, resulting in enemy organizational breakdown. Ideally, if one side in combat exploits all elements successfully, the likelihood of victory increases. Although the use of the tactical elements is not always obvious to the participants, the study indicates a correlation between using the elements and victory in a wargame setting. Although wargames inherent bias by not being the real world, they are used in training, education and analysis worldwide. The study also illustrates that the participants view tactical victory differently in battle.
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ID:
024035
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New York, Oxford University Press, 1984.
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viii, 186p.Hbk
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0192191632
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012926
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Autumn 1997.
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50-9
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ID:
164130
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055971
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ID:
170081
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New Delhi, Pentagon Press, 2020.
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xix, 272p.hbk
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9788194283744
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| 059814 | 355.0335054/CHA 059814 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
011301
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ID:
120270
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New Delhi, DRDO, 1999.
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xx,332p.hbk
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DRDO Monograph Series
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8186514027
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ID:
083018
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ID:
169481
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The Indian Army is in the process of a transformative effort, envisaging changes not only at the apex level, within the Army Headquarters, but also in the field, with the concept of Integrated Battle Groups likely to be implemented soon. The past record of major changes within the army suggests an incremental approach, and also disconnect between doctrinal thought and restructuring. The only exception were the changes post the 1975 military reforms. With the Land Warfare Doctrine suggesting the future direction of the army’s war fighting priorities, can the ongoing effort at transformation succeed? This will be influenced by the ability to adapt to the changing character of war and by re-prioritising change in light of budgetary realities that are likely to remain consistent into the future. Most importantly, even as structures are created, it is the organisational culture that must drive the transformation for real change to happen.
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ID:
060250
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