Military-political relations : the need for officer education / Derek S Reveron and Kathleen A Mahoney-Norris
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Joint Force Quarterly Issue 52, 1st Quarter 2009, pp.61-66 (79)Summary: In the absence of adequate numbers of civilians military personnel can find themselves undertaking a wide range of post conflict stabilisation and reconstruction operations, tasks that often they are ill prepared for. This article argues for education and training to focus on developing the necessary skills for such post conflict situations.
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In the absence of adequate numbers of civilians military personnel can find themselves undertaking a wide range of post conflict stabilisation and reconstruction operations, tasks that often they are ill prepared for. This article argues for education and training to focus on developing the necessary skills for such post conflict situations.
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