Search Results - Counterinsurgency

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El Salvador in the Eighties: Counterinsurgency and Revolution

by: Lungo Uclés, Mario

1998, in: Journal of Latin American studies

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Closing the Irregular Warfare Air Capability Gap The Missing Puzzle Piece: Rugged Utility Aircraft and Personnel In the midst of two counterinsurgencies, the Air Force has struggled to build irregular warfare (IW) and partner nation capability from scratch. Using lessons learned from the 6th Special Operations Squadron, the author explores ways to improve IW-trained forces and the equipment needed to support developing nations.

by: Hock Jr, George H

2010, in: Air & space power journal

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WRITING COMPETITION WINNERS - 1st Place (COIN Competition) -- Producing Victory: Rethinking Conventional Forces in COIN Operations - The combined arms maneuver battalion, partnering with indigenous security forces and living among the population it secures, should be the basic tactical unit of counterinsurgency (COIN) warfare.

by: Ollivant, Douglas A.

2006, in: Military review

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Discipline, Punishment, and Counterinsurgency - Vague regulations encourage NCOs to disguise arbitrary punishments as extra training. This ubiquitous practice may be contributing to abuse of civilians during operations.

by: Ewing, Scott Andrew

2008, in: Military review

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INTERVIEW - Maj. Gen. Gerald Grosvenor - The leader of the U.K.'s Reserve Forces discusses British operations in Iraq, the unique approach U.K. forces take to counterinsurgency combat and how the conflict has highlighted capability gaps.

2005, in: Defense news

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Focusing Training -- The Big Five for Leaders - When the 4th Cavalry Brigade trains leaders, it emphasizes the basics: Troop-leading procedures, intelligence preparation of the environment, ground assault convoys, fire distribution and control, and counterinsurgency tactics.

by: Sanderson, Jeffrey R.

2007, in: Military review

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The US Marines' Combined Action Program in Vietnam: The Formulation of Counterinsurgency Tactics within a Strategic Debate

by: Melshen, Paul

2000, in: Low intensity conflict & law enforcement

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Insurgent Groups in Chechnya - Kulikov, a former Russian Special Forces commander, describes the audacity of Chechen insurgents engaging in raids, ambushes, hostage taking, and terrorism in the Russian Federation. By studying insurgents' ploys, a counterinsurgency force can learn how to protect itself while taking the battle to the enemy.

by: Kulikov, Sergey A.

2003, in: Military review

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INSIGHTS - Modernizing U.S. Counterinsurgency Practice: Rethinking Risk and Developing a National Strategy - To win in Iraq, we must overcome our cultural aversion to casualties, and our civilian leaders must take control of the overall effort.

by: Sewall, Sarah

2006, in: Military review

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"Restoring Normalcy": The Evolution of the Indian Army's Counterinsurgency Doctrine

by: Rajagopalan, Rajesh

2000, in: Small wars & insurgencies

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The victim zone: Recent accounts of Burmese military human rights abuse in the shan state

by: Mirante, Edith T.

Vol. 13 (1989), p. 209-226, in: Crime, law and social change : an interdisciplinary journal

952

The Paramilitary Connection - Colombia's paramilitaries are tied to the country's drug traffickers and armed forces. They are a major component of the army's counterinsurgency strategy.

by: Richani, Nazih

2000, in: Report on the Americas

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Preparing for Irregular Warfare - The Future Ain't What It Used to Be - Both the Quadrennial Defense Review Report of 2006 and National Defense Strategy of 2008 call for increasing our capability to deal with irregular warfare, especially counterinsurgency. However, institutional moves required to provide our joint forces and coalition partners with capabilities tailored to such conflict have proved inadequate. Describing current conditions as mired in old paradigms and marked by a failure of imagination, the author points to a way to prepare Airmen and their weapons systems for irregular warfare.

by: Smith, Darrell

2009, in: Air & space power journal

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External Discipline during Counterinsurgency: A Philippine War Case Study, 1900-1901

by: Reed, John S.

1995, in: The journal of American-East Asian relations

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Adapting the Army - As the fighting in Iraq continues, Army leaders are struggling to make sure the Army remains robust enough for conventional war but adds the agility required for the chaos of counterinsurgency.

by: Freedberg Jr, Sydney J.

2004, in: National journal

956

The medical effects of conventional weapons

by: Bellamy, Ronald F.

Vol. 16 (1992), p. 888-892, in: World journal of surgery : official journal of the International Society of Surgery ..

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BOOK REVIEWS - Counterinsurgency in Africa: The Portuguese Way of War, 1961-1974

by: Cann

1999, in: The International journal of African historical studies

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REVIEWS OF BOOKS - Counterinsurgency in Africa: The Portuguese Way of War, 1961-1974

by: Cann, John P.

1999, in: The journal of African history

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Current and Future Warfighting - Is There a Deep Fight in a Counterinsurgency? Is there depth in the nonlinear battlefield? If so, how can planners develop concepts for achieving operational effects that defeat insurgencies?

by: Grubbs, Lee K.

2005, in: Military review

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Drug wars: Corruption, counterinsurgency and covert operations in the third world - By Jonathan Marshall. Forestville, Calif.: Eclipse Books, 1991. 90 pp. 14.95.

by: Craig, R.B.

Vol. 37, No. 1 (1993), p. 135, in: Orbis

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