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098750
Certain lessons from the experience of the great patriotic war
/ Bryuzgin, Ye A
Bryuzgin, Ye A
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2010.
Key Words
Training
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Great Patriotic War
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Military Activities
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Combat Experience
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Officer Personal
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118978
Does combat experience foster organizational skill? evidence fr
/ Jha, Saumitra; Wilkinson, Steven
Jha, Saumitra
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2012.
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Can combat experience foster organizational skills that engender political collective action? We use the arbitrary assignment of troops to combat in World War II to identify the effect of combat experience on two channels that change local ethnic composition and future political control: ethnic cleansing and co-ethnic immigration. During the Partition of South Asia, we find that ethnically mixed districts whose veterans were exposed to greater combat exhibited greater co-ethnic immigration and minority ethnic cleansing, with minority out-migration achieved with lower loss-of-life. Further, where ethnic groups had been in complementary economic roles or the minority received greater combat experience, there was less ethnic cleansing. We interpret these results as reflecting the strategic role of ethnic cleansing and co-ethnic immigration by groups seeking political control and the role of combat experience in enhancing organizational skills at credibly threatening violence and engaging in collective action.
Key Words
Violence
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South Asia
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Combat Experience
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Co - Ethnic Immigration
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World War II
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Domestic detachable pipelines : main formation stages and paths of further development
/ Maksimov, M V; Yelkin, A V ; Sereda, V V
Maksimov, M V
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The authors look at the emergence and development of the Pipeline Troops of the Soviet and RF Armed Forces. Stemming from analysis of using detachable pipelines in combat actions, the authors highlight the main reasons for the malfunctioning of their linear parts, and outline rational ways of creating third-generation detachable pipelines based on composite materials, listing their advantages.
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Combat Experience
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Pipeline Troop
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Detachable Pipelines of The First
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Second
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and Third Generations
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Trumpet Joint
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Composite Materials
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Articulated Pipe Joint
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Using electronic warfare capabilities in mountainous areas: lessons and conclusions
/ Randin, A.V. ; Tezyunichev, V.Zh.
A.V. RANDIN, V.Zh. TEZYUNICHEV
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This article presents a comprehensive analysis of actions by Electronic Warfare (EW) forces in units and subunits of present-day armed conflicts in mountains and identifies factors and vulnerabilities in conducting electronic warfare in mountainous terrain. Combat experience is generalized, and lessons and conclusions are drawn on organizing and conducting electronic warfare in armed conflicts under difficult combat conditions.
Key Words
Electronic warfare
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Armed Conflict
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Combat Experience
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Mountainous Terrain
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Factors and Vulnerabilities
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Lessons and Conclusions.
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