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Shots per casualty : an indicator of combat efficiency for the first Australian task force in south Vietnam/ Andrew Ross

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In: Defense & Security Analysis : Vol.34, Issue. 4, 2018, pp.410-423 (94)Summary: The article highlights the issue of the alleged poor marksmanship of soldiers of IATF in South Vietnam. This analysis shows that combat efficiency as measured by shots per casualty is influenced by type of combat. Commanders can potentially shape operations to achieve the most efficient combat type.

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The article highlights the issue of the alleged poor marksmanship of soldiers of IATF in South Vietnam. This analysis shows that combat efficiency as measured by shots per casualty is influenced by type of combat. Commanders can potentially shape operations to achieve the most efficient combat type.

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