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Protection, command and control, reconnaissance and effects : key capabilities for success in military operations / Hans-Otto Budde

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BUDDE Hans-Otto

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TextPublication details: 2009Subject(s):

GERMANY -- ARMED FORCES

In: Pointer Vol 34 No 4, 2009, pp.5-13Summary: Germany's Army Chief of Staff explains how the German Army has changed from a force intended to win large symmetrical conflicts in protection of the territorial integrity of Germany to an "Army on operations" with full-spectrum worldwide capabilities.

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Germany's Army Chief of Staff explains how the German Army has changed from a force intended to win large symmetrical conflicts in protection of the territorial integrity of Germany to an "Army on operations" with full-spectrum worldwide capabilities.

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