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Medicine in Irregular Warfare

Irregular warfare disrupts conventional medical evacuation, requiring prolonged casualty care with limited resources. Damage control resuscitation, mobile surgical platforms, and prehospital transfusion strategies bridge the gap between injury and definitive care.
Jarrassier, Audrey, Mathieu, David, Le Vaillant, Yann, Mahé, Pierre, Josse, Florent, Pierre, Pasquer   +5 more
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Geographies of Irregular Warfare

2018
Until the late twentieth century, Australian strategy was defined by the 1987 Defence of Australia (DOA) doctrine in which Australia’s strategic environment was defined by the continent’s geography and regional spatiality. DOA limited geography to its spatial, that is locational, aspect which led to a focus on a ‘sea-air gap’.
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The Fallacy of ‘Irregular’ Warfare

The RUSI Journal, 2007
Since the beginning of American operations in Afghanistan in 2001 and then later in Iraq in 2003, military leaders and thinkers have worked to come to grips with the challenges of today's conflicts...
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10. Irregular Warfare:

2015
This chapter examines the theory and practice of irregular warfare by focusing on terrorism and insurgency. It first considers some relevant definitions before discussing how terrorist and irregular warfare campaigns achieve success by gaining an advantage over their adversaries in terms of time, space, legitimacy, and/or support.
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Simulation-based training for irregular warfare

Proceedings of the 2010 Spring Simulation Multiconference, 2010
Although the allied military remains committed to maintaining its capacity for traditional warfare, military leaders recognize that irregular approaches have become the prevailing mode of conflict. Contrasted against more traditional struggles where two relatively-equal military powers approach battle in similar ways, opponents in irregular conflicts ...
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11. Irregular Warfare Terrorism and Insurgency

2018
This chapter examines two types of irregular warfare: terrorism and insurgency. It first considers the problematic definitions given to irregular warfare, terrorism, and insurgency before discussing the theory and practice of irregular warfare. In particular, it highlights the role of time, space, legitimacy, and/or support in insurgent and terrorist ...
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Introduction: Regular and Irregular Warfare

The International History Review, 1989
nine studies which follow cover a wide range of subjects throwing differing aspects of the duke of Wellington's problems and achievements (including the occasional failure) into high relief. It is convenient here to comment on each in roughly chronological order, pausing at mid-point to add some reflections on the significance of the Peninsular War to ...
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Reorganizing for Irregular Warfare

2012
US Army (USA) authors.
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Ethics Education for Irregular Warfare

2016
Contents: Foreword, George R. Lucas Jr Introduction: ethics education for irregular warfare, Paul Robinson Part 1 The Theoretical Background: Preserving soldiers' moral character in counter-insurgency operations, H.R. McMaster The philosophical warrior, Alexander Moseley Culture centric warfare: the moral dynamics, Patrick Mileham.
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Strategic Analysis of Irregular Warfare

2010
Abstract : The 2006 Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR) states: "Irregular warfare has emerged as the dominant form of warfare confronting the United States." Terrorism and insurgency, and counterterrorism and counterinsurgency, are all subsets of irregular warfare.
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