Justification for the use of force: When the best offense is not relying on the defense / Kyle G. Phillips
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Marine Corps Gazette Vol 99 No 7, July 2015, pp. 66-69 (71) Summary: This article focuses on the use of ROE (Rules of Engagement) in the armed conflict and discusses an alternative usage that would be effective and appropriate to unique combat operations in asymmetric warfare. The discussion will see the importance of conflict status and the status of the individuals involved in an armed conflict, and finally reaching to a conclusion for an appropriate and legally supportable framework for the use of lethal force.
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This article focuses on the use of ROE (Rules of Engagement) in the armed conflict and discusses an alternative usage that would be effective and appropriate to unique combat operations in asymmetric warfare. The discussion will see the importance of conflict status and the status of the individuals involved in an armed conflict, and finally reaching to a conclusion for an appropriate and legally supportable framework for the use of lethal force.
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