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It is perplexing to continue to read about Multi-Domain-Operations; a concept so confused and bifurcated that all attempts to clarify... View Article
It comes as a surprise to many people that Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson did not command at the Battle of... View Article
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One of the core requirements of manoeuvre theory is the need for surprise. It is only when this facet is... View Article
Trust has always been a central concept in military command and control: it can be based on a ‘Band of... View Article
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