The human factor / Andrew White
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Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 53, No. 43, 26 October 2016, pp. 26 - 30 (DA/122)Summary: In a contemporary operating environment that transcends borders and politics, human terrain reconnaissance continues to be a strategically important operational requirement. The article sheds a light on the matter.
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In a contemporary operating environment that transcends borders and politics, human terrain reconnaissance continues to be a strategically important operational requirement. The article sheds a light on the matter.
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