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Military revolutions and military history
2006For some 50 years, military historians have been debating the issue of whether there was or was not a ‘military revolution’ in western and central Europe in the early modern period, and what was the nature of this supposed revolution. It all began in 1955 when Michael Roberts, in an inaugural lecture at Queen’s University Belfast, first presented the ...
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University of Toronto Quarterly, 1963
Reviews of books on military history published in Canada in 1963.
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Reviews of books on military history published in Canada in 1963.
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The Minefield of Australian Military History
Australian Journal of Politics & History, 2014Between 2014 and 2018 Australia, like many other nations, is commemorating the centenary of the First World War. This article explores the difficulties that many academics have in traversing the divide between academic and popular history, and suggests why the public reaction to academic military history is often so hostile.
Crotty, Martin, Stockings, Craig
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2018
This chapter focuses on the major strategic issues relating to the war and the way those issues were debated in both the North and the South. Questions of strategy, operations, generalship, relations between civilian and military leaders, and internal political or societal constraints on military action are issues deserving greater exploration.
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This chapter focuses on the major strategic issues relating to the war and the way those issues were debated in both the North and the South. Questions of strategy, operations, generalship, relations between civilian and military leaders, and internal political or societal constraints on military action are issues deserving greater exploration.
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FRACTAL BEHAVIOR IN MILITARY HISTORY
History and Computing, 2000Since their discovery by B. Mandelbrot in the 1960s, fractals have been recognized in the most diverse systems of nature.1 They describe such different phenomena as the geometry of river networks and the frequency distribution of earthquake magnitudes.2 Somewhat closer to the science of history, fractal theory has been widely applied to economics and ...
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Military History and the Military Profession.
The Journal of Military History, 1994Brian Bond +3 more
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The “Military Revolution”: Military History or History of Europe?
Technology and Culture, 1991openaire +1 more source
A History of Heat Health Management Policies in the Singapore Military
Healthcare (Switzerland), 2023Joshua Dao Wei Sim +2 more
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