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Rediscovering US military strategy : a role for doctrine/ Antulio J Echevaria II

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ENCHEVARRIA II Antulio J

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AFGHANISTAN -- MILITARY STRATEGY -- DOCTRINE

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In: The Journal of Strategic Studies : Vol.39, No.2. April 2016, pp.231-245 (98)Summary: The focus on operational design has evolved from efforts to deal with the conditions of modern warfare and operations remain vital for managing the employment of military force. Current doctrine needs to place a similar emphasis on how to combine maneuver and non-maneuver strategies and to reconcile their requirements and prioritize them.

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The focus on operational design has evolved from efforts to deal with the conditions of modern warfare and operations remain vital for managing the employment of military force. Current doctrine needs to place a similar emphasis on how to combine maneuver and non-maneuver strategies and to reconcile their requirements and prioritize them.

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