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TURKISH ARMY (5) answer(s).
 
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ID:   096985


Amphibious contribution flexible utility for defence and securi / Bennett, Paul   Journal Article
Bennett, Paul Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
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ID:   132462


Catherine the great: a case for operational art / Hilburgh, Adam W   Journal Article
Hilburgh, Adam W Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The campaigns of Catherine the Great against the Ottoman Empire in the 1770s reveal key characteristics of operational art. Catherine's campaigns serve as an example of lesser-known conflicts that fulfill the necessary conditions of the numerous schools of thought on operational art. The operational commander, Rumiantsev, developed an operational plan to meet the strategic directives developed by Catherine's permanent 'Council attached to the Court'. His armies used successive tactical actions to engage Turkish maneuver forces and lay siege to its fortresses. The armies were organized into combined arms corps that coordinated to remain mutually supporting with the ability to concentrate at the decisive point when required and the Russian armies to not fight in the linear methods of its Western counterparts. Additionally, the armies and corps conducted distributed operations throughout the theater of war, at times hundreds of kilometers separating them. More importantly, Rumiantsev arranged tactical actions to achieve strategic objectives, the most important part of the definition of operational art. These successive, distributed operations should satisfy the schools of thought that consider Napoleon's campaigns as operational art, but those that understand operational art beginning with Grant and Moltke may see that the Russian Campaigns on the frontiers also move beyond the classical strategy of a single point
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ID:   097540


Commercial media, the military, and society in Turkey during fa / Wuthrich, F Michael   Journal Article
Wuthrich, F Michael Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
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ID:   132234


IFV or APC: conflicting development trends of tracked armoured infantry vehicles / Ogorkiewicz, R. M   Journal Article
Ogorkiewicz, R. M Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Tracked armoured vehicle were originally produced to enable infantry to follow tanks and support them after dismounting, but shifting operational trends are overseeing an evolution in tracked armoured vehicle developments.
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ID:   098362


Perception of the army by Armenian minorities living in Turkey / Ors, H Birsen   Journal Article
Ors, H Birsen Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
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