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Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 1975
The decision whether to specialize a general-line sales force is important for firms attempting to sell a broad range of products in diffuse market segments. Many Canadian firms, particularly those affiliated with large U.S. manufacturers, find themselves in this situation. The substantive issues which influence this decision are first examined.
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The decision whether to specialize a general-line sales force is important for firms attempting to sell a broad range of products in diffuse market segments. Many Canadian firms, particularly those affiliated with large U.S. manufacturers, find themselves in this situation. The substantive issues which influence this decision are first examined.
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Forces and Fields in Special Relativity
American Journal of Physics, 1963In most undergraduate courses that include Special Relativity, the force transformation laws are not usually discussed. Since force is an extremely fundamental physical concept, the suggestion is made that the force transformations always be included with the discussion of the transformations for mass, length and time.
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Specialization in defence forces
Defence and Peace Economics, 2005The choice between balanced and specialized defence forces depends on the technology of defence output (e.g. whether a force scope multiplier is present), the existence of scope and scale economies, the platform customization costs and, of course, the level of defence budgets.
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2005
Abstract : For the past five years, there has been heated discussion over whether or not the United States' Marine Corps will integrate a portion of its forces into the United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM). On 1 November 2005, U.S. Defense Secretary Donald H.
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Abstract : For the past five years, there has been heated discussion over whether or not the United States' Marine Corps will integrate a portion of its forces into the United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM). On 1 November 2005, U.S. Defense Secretary Donald H.
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2011
The exploits of the British Army's elite 22nd Special Air Service Regiment - the regiment of the SAS that forms part of the Regular army - are shrouded in mystery and myths abound about its members. But what is the truth behind the public facade of clinical professionalism? How has such a small regiment attracted so many weighty legends?
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The exploits of the British Army's elite 22nd Special Air Service Regiment - the regiment of the SAS that forms part of the Regular army - are shrouded in mystery and myths abound about its members. But what is the truth behind the public facade of clinical professionalism? How has such a small regiment attracted so many weighty legends?
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The RUSI Journal, 1993
Special Forces hold a special place in the imagination of the public and in the annals of post‐Second World War military history. But what is so special about them and why are they necessary? What can they do that others can't and how have they been able to achieve their remarkable, successes?
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Special Forces hold a special place in the imagination of the public and in the annals of post‐Second World War military history. But what is so special about them and why are they necessary? What can they do that others can't and how have they been able to achieve their remarkable, successes?
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Measuring Special Operations Forces Readiness
Journal of Special Operations Medicine, 2019Special Operations Force (SOF) Operators, spouses, and component representatives were asked to describe what readiness looks like to them and what is needed to achieve it. Their views informed a broad and deep dive into the academic and gray literature for believable measures relevant to operational readiness.
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The Special Forces Unembellished
Russian Politics & Law, 1996"Alpha," "Vitiaz'," "Grad" … Light blue, spotted, and green berets … New special units for carrying out intelligence and sabotage activities and combating terrorism are springing up like mushrooms after a rain.
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Diplomaticheskaja sluzhba (Diplomatic Service), 2022
Russia's conduct of a special military operation in Ukraine has brought back to the agenda a long-known discussion among experts in the fi eld of foreign policy and diplomacy about the role of force in international relations. Claims about the possibility of using force in our time arose as a result of the appearance of nuclear weapons.
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Russia's conduct of a special military operation in Ukraine has brought back to the agenda a long-known discussion among experts in the fi eld of foreign policy and diplomacy about the role of force in international relations. Claims about the possibility of using force in our time arose as a result of the appearance of nuclear weapons.
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Special Forces Skills: Are They Special Enough?
2002Abstract : Historically, Army Special Forces have been called on to accomplish missions in support of political and military objectives throughout the world and across the operational continuum. There is little reason to think future Special Forces capabilities will be in any less demand.
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