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D 101.146:IN 3
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Information operations putting the "I" back into DIME |
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D 101.146:IN 3/2
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U.S. governmental information operations and strategic communications : a discredited tool or user failure? : implications for future conflict |
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D 101.146:IN 3/3
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Do fewer resources mean less influence? : a comparative historical case study of military influence in a time of austerity |
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D 101.146:IN 3/4
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Maintaining information dominance in complex environments |
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D 101.146:IN 7
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Rethinking insurgency |
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D 101.146:IN 7/2
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Transnational insurgencies and the escalation of regional conflict lessons for Iraq and Afghanistan |
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D 101.146:IN 7/3
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Resolving insurgencies |
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D 101.146:IN 7/4
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State collapse, insurgency, and counterinsurgency : lessons from Somalia |
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D 101.146:IN 7/5
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Old and new insurgency forms |
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D 101.146:IN 8/2
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Coup d'oeil strategic intuition in Army planning |
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D 101.146:IN 8/3
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Investigating the benefits and drawbacks of realigning the National Guard under the Department of Homeland Security |
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D 101.146:IR 1/2
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U.S. military operations in Iraq planning, combat, and occupation |
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D 101.146:IR 1/3
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Iran, Iraq, and the United States the new triangle's impact on sectarianism and the nuclear threat |
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D 101.146:IR 1/4
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The Iraq War learning from the past, adapting to the present, and planning for the future |
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D 101.146:IR 1/5
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After Iraq the search for a sustainable national security strategy |
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D 101.146:IR 1/7/V.1-2
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The U.S. Army in the Iraq War |
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D 101.146:IR 6
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Iron troikas the new threat from the East |
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D 101.146:IR 7
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Irregular enemies and the essence of strategy can the American way of war adapt? |
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D 101.146:IS 1
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A hundred Osamas Islamist threats and the future of counterinsurgency |
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D 101.146:IS 4/2
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Islamism and security in Bosnia-Herzegovina |
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