Military power : the logic of keeping and using arms / Huba Wass de Czege
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Army Vol 59 No 1, January 2009, pp.20-24Summary: Retired U.S. Army general sets out the case for a nation to maintain and use military weapons and armed forces. The main functions of military power are described as deterrence, defence, attack, pacification. Points out that these functions are not mutually exclusive, for example policing and warfighting may be going on in the same operational areas.
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Retired U.S. Army general sets out the case for a nation to maintain and use military weapons and armed forces. The main functions of military power are described as deterrence, defence, attack, pacification. Points out that these functions are not mutually exclusive, for example policing and warfighting may be going on in the same operational areas.
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