Principles of special operations : learning from Sun Tzu and Frontinus / Adam Leong Kok Wey.
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Comparative Strategy Vol.33, No.2, April-June 2014, pages 131-144 (113)Summary: Discussion of the lessons for present day special operations strategy that can be drawn from classical warfare texts now some two thousand years old.
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Discussion of the lessons for present day special operations strategy that can be drawn from classical warfare texts now some two thousand years old.
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