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The mitochondrial proteome of diplonemids: from conventional pathways to eccentric RNA editing and transcript processing. [PDF]

BMC Genomics
Gray MW, Valach M, Sarrasin M, Le Sieur FA, Lukeš J, Burger G.   +5 more
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Thiophosphoryl-PMMH Dendrimers for Potential Detection and Remediation of CBRN Contamination: Selected Studies and General Guidelines and Procedures. [PDF]

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Lalik S, Gonciarz A, Pich R, Bogdanowicz KA, Pellowski W, Miedziak J, Szczepaniak M, Marzec M, Iwan A.   +8 more
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Unconventional warfare philosophers

Small Wars and Insurgencies, 1999
The philosophies of unconventional warfare philosophers can be divided into four schools. The classicists, or early school, represented by Sun Tzu and his ‘indirect approach’, have existed for thousands of years. Marxist‐Leninist revolutionaries gave new emphasis to unconventional warfare as a vehicle for revolution.
Robert J Bunker
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Organizing for Conventional and Unconventional Warfare

Nl Arms, 2016
Unconventional crises have gained the upper hand in today’s international security environment. The numbers of Special Operations Forces (SOF) that most Western militaries have at their disposal do deal with these types of crises are limited; therefore regular troops are increasingly used to fill the gap.
Erik de Waard, Henk van den As
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Irregular and Unconventional Warfare

2023
David Kilcullen
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Unconventional Warfare: American and Soviet Approaches

Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1962
Unconventional warfare is a weapons system of hot and cold wars which is utilized for achievement of political and military goals. It is a type of warfare used equally by conventional military forces, paramilitary organizations, and civilian populations.
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Unconventional Warfare: One Military View

Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1962
Unconventional warfare—itself part of the broader area known as special warfare—encompasses guerrilla warfare, escape and evasion, and conduct of subversion against hostile states during wartime. The specific modes of uncon ventional warfare pursued depend upon the general war con text. Although nuclear war or large-scale conventional war would produce
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Warfare, Unconventional

2013
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Unconventional Warfare

Foreign Affairs, 1962
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