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Historical Unconventional Warfare Employed in Cyber Warfare
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Unconventional Warfare in Cyberspace
2012Abstract : Current and potential adversaries of the United States and its allies have made use of the internet to coerce, disrupt, or overthrow competing groups, regimes, and governments in their own unconventional warfare strategies. Although the national and defense strategies now emphasize operations in Cyberspace, most of the focus is defensive ...
null Everett D., Jr Knapp
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The Future of Unconventional Warfare.
1998Abstract : The use of United States Army Special Forces in Unconventional Warfare offers a unique capability to the National Command Authorities that is unduplicated in the world today. Several military thinkers and writers have forecasted the demise of classic Unconventional Warfare since the end of the Viet Nam conflict.
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Terrorism in an Era of Unconventional Warfare
Terrorism and Political Violence, 2014Academic studies of terrorism and mass political violence have developed largely independently of one another. Insurgents, in contrast, have tended to incorporate terrorism tactics along with other types of unconventional warfare in their repertoire of action.
Susanne Martin, Leonard B. Weinberg
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Sustaining Unconventional Warfare
2013Abstract : U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) has publicly acknowledged that special operations forces (SOF) require conventional force support. Sustainment is a major component of that required conventional support. Review of the 2009 force design update (FDU) for the Band V Special Forces Group (SFG) shows that Special Forces (SF) operations in ...
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APPLIED ANALYSIS OF UNCONVENTIONAL WARFARE
1964Abstract : U.S. participation in situations of unconventional warfare requires the ability to work through the indigenous population involved. This in turn necessitates an understanding of how the given society functions. The paper presents a method for describing a society as it presently functions and also for projecting this description into a ...
David K. Pack, John L. Sorenson
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Unconventional Warfare: Framework and Analysis
World Politics, 1963The importance and political implications of the subject of unconventional warfare are well known and need not be elaborated upon here. At the present time, the three branches of the American military services are expanding their “special” forces, preparing for the eventuality of conflicts of smaller scope than conventional warfare. On the Soviet side,
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Mitigating Unconventional Cyber-Warfare
2016Advances in S&T coupled with universal access to cyberspace have motivated both state and non-state sponsored actors to new levels in the development of novel and non-traditional modes of attack to coerce, disrupt, or overthrow competing groups, regimes, and governments using unconventional warfare strategies.
Ashok Vaseashta +2 more
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