The law of unintended consequences/ Yan Searle
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British Army Review No. 161 Autumn 2014, pp.65-69 (15)Summary: The article examines the question of whether computer applications are damaging the ethos of the British Army. It debates the pros and cons betweeen Information Management Systems and Mission Command.
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The article examines the question of whether computer applications are damaging the ethos of the British Army. It debates the pros and cons betweeen Information Management Systems and Mission Command.
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