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NATO special operations forces, counterterrorism, and the resurgence of terrorism in Europe / Matthew E. Miller

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MILLER E. Matthew

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In: Military Review Vol 96, No. 4, July-August 2016, pp. 51 - 61 (DA/81)Summary: The author explains that the terror attacks in Europe will continue to increase and believes that NATO special operations forces should respond to the crisis. The author also recommends making counterterrorism one of their principal missions.

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The author explains that the terror attacks in Europe will continue to increase and believes that NATO special operations forces should respond to the crisis. The author also recommends making counterterrorism one of their principal missions.

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