Lessons learned for maritime combat/ Fred Pyle, et.al
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Proceedings US Naval Institute January 2016, pp.30-35 (86)Summary: This article identifies the most critical shortcomings of United States Navy integrated warfighting team and how they could best improve their combat capability.
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This article identifies the most critical shortcomings of United States Navy integrated warfighting team and how they could best improve their combat capability.
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