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THE DERMATOLOGIST IN MILITARY OPERATIONS
Dermatologic Clinics, 1999The military dermatologist has a specific and significant role in military operations--in time of war as well as in peace. Many dermatologists are unfamiliar with the impact that our specialty and cutaneous disease has upon the ability of the military to fulfill the missions, duties, and responsibilities assigned by our government.
J H, Keeling +4 more
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Loading aircraft for military operations
Journal of the Operational Research Society, 2003Summary: We describe an aircraft loading problem submitted by the French military agency (DGA) as part of a more general military airlift planning problem. It can be viewed as a kind of bi-dimensional bin-packing problem, with heterogeneous bins and several additional constraints. We introduce two-phase methods for solving this NP-hard problem.
Gueret, Christelle +4 more
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Dental Epidemiology of Military Operations
Military Medicine, 1993In this paper we review studies that have been conducted on the epidemiology of oral, dental, and maxillofacial conditions during military deployments. The limitations of our current knowledge base are discussed, as is a proposed research effort to enhance the responsiveness of dental support in theaters of operation.
M C, Chisick, J E, King
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Hypothermia: Threat to Military Operations
Military Medicine, 1991Hypothermia has altered the course of military history. Military casualties tend to occur in epidemics, associated with cold weather combat or maneuvers, trauma, immobilization, improper clothing, exhaustion, and underlying illness. Symptoms of hypothermia begin subtly with fatigue and loss of concentration, but progress to stupor, coma, and resemble ...
R D, Herr, G L, White
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Military ethics: an operational priority
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps, 2019Military ethical frameworks exist to guide those who are not specialists in ethics, but who must carry out their duties as honourably and correctly as possible. They catalyse thought and better understanding of the moral challenges and dilemmas inherent within military service and enable ...
Rich Withnall, A Brockie
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Military operational psychology.
Psychological Services, 2020With increasing requirements for expeditionary support to military units, models of integrated and embedded psychology have emerged. Operational psychology represents one such model. Military operational psychologists receive specialized training, are embedded in operational units, and are employed to provide operational mission support to ...
Mark A. Staal, Michael R. DeVries
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2019
Modern military operations are characterized by ubiquitous use of technology, in particular the use of information and communication technologies for real-time information sharing. The use of technology on the battlefield is assumed to improve decision making in military practice.
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Modern military operations are characterized by ubiquitous use of technology, in particular the use of information and communication technologies for real-time information sharing. The use of technology on the battlefield is assumed to improve decision making in military practice.
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Automation in military operations
2022Advances in robotics and digital technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), are enabling greater levels of automation across many sectors, including defence. The UK Government expects automation to be crucial to maintain military advantage in the future.
Katherine Macfarlane, Lorna Christie
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2016
Abstract This chapter assesses the legal regime for military operations at sea under the UN Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (LOSC). It considers the rules that apply at the seam between peace and war, and how the provisions of the law of naval warfare interact with the law of the sea.
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Abstract This chapter assesses the legal regime for military operations at sea under the UN Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (LOSC). It considers the rules that apply at the seam between peace and war, and how the provisions of the law of naval warfare interact with the law of the sea.
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