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SOME CHANGES IN THE USE OF THE NATIONAL GUARD AS PART OF THE EVOLUTION OF MILITARY DOCTRINE

Bulletin of the Eurasian Law Academy named after D.A. Kunayev, 2023
The article discusses the main changes in the use of the National Guard of the Republic of Kazakhstan within the framework of the evolution of the state's Military Doctrine. Since the independence of Kazakhstan, six Military Doctrines have been adopted.
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Use of military training doctrine to predict patterns of maneuver disturbance on the landscape. II. Validation

Journal of Terramechanics, 2005
Landscape disturbance from military training maneuvers can cause significant on-site deterioration that may impair ecosystem functioning, reduce training realism, and jeopardize the safety of soldiers and equipment. Excessive runoff and eroded sediments from within the boundaries of training areas may also affect downstream landowners.
Steven D. Warren, Brandon K. Herl
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Use of military training doctrine to predict patterns of maneuver disturbance on the landscape. I. Theory and methodology

Journal of Terramechanics, 2005
Abstract Modern-day military maneuvers, involving tactical formations of wheeled and tracked vehicles, can have significant physical and environmental impacts on the landscape. Numerous scientific studies of these impacts have been conducted, most notably the post-impact assessments of General Patton’s tank maneuvers of the early 1940s in the Mojave ...
Brandon K. Herl, William W. Doe, David S. Jones   +2 more
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The Soul of Armies: Counterinsurgency Doctrine and Military Culture in the US and UK

International Dialogue, 2016
The Soul of Armies by Austin Long is a much-needed counter-balancing analysis to the steady flow of hagiographies that have appeared over the past decade on the counter-insurgency operations undertaken by the United States and United Kingdom around the world.
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The Use of History in American Military Doctrine

Journal of Applied History
Abstract American military forces have been working on a major doctrinal change since the middle of the last decade to move away from counterinsurgency and toward large-scale conventional warfare. The introduction of the concept of Multi-Dimensional Operations (MDO) to fight peer competitors has been accompanied by extensive historical studies of ...
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Crafting non-kinetic warfare: the academic-military nexus in US counterinsurgency doctrine

Small Wars & Insurgencies, 2009
Written in response to the ongoing insurgencies in Iraq and Afghanistan, the new US Army/Marine Corps counterinsurgency manual reflects a unity of effort between the military and academic worlds rarely seen at the doctrinal or operational level. Because counterinsurgency operations are predicated upon an intimate understanding of human behavior as well
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THE SALMAN DOCTRINE IN SAUDI ARABIA’S FOREIGN POLICY: OBJECTIVES AND THE USE OF MILITARY FORCES

2022
Saudi Arabia’s foreign policy is one of the central elements in the analysis of the current dynamics of the Middle East. King Salman and the crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, are introducing significant changes in the international activities of the kingdom, through a more assertive and militaristic policy, especially to deal with the different ...
González del Miño, Paloma, Hernández Martínez, David   +1 more
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The Future Use of Military Force: A Revision of the Weinberger Doctrine.

1996
Abstract : The evolving nature of the world overshadows the Armed Forces with an uncertain future. Emerging threats and the changing complexities of the world cause us to review how we, as a nation, intend to apply the military element of power. This ambiguous and volatile situation dictates that the military develop a framework from which to offer ...
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Military intervention for humanitarian purposes: does the Responsibility to Protect doctrine advance the legality of the use of force for humanitarian ends?

International Review of the Red Cross, 2009
AbstractThe Responsibility to Protect is being touted as a new approach to protecting populations from mass atrocities. Certainly it would be encouraging to believe that an end to genocides, large scale ethnic cleansing and large scale loss of life were within humanity's reach.
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Furthering the ‘war on terrorism’ through international law: how the United States and the United Kingdom resurrected the Bush doctrine on using preventive military force to combat terrorism

Journal on the Use of Force and International Law, 2017
This article revisits the Principles Relevant to the Scope of a State’s Right of Self-Defense Against an Imminent or Actual Armed Attack by Nonstate Actors published by Sir Daniel Bethlehem in the ...
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