On command/ Anthony King
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The Journal of Strategic Studies, Volume 46, Number 3, June 2023, page: 731-740Summary: The question of military command has always been of central concern to scholars, policymakers and military professionals. Indeed, in the last twenty years, many commentators have expressed deep concern about the failure of western command in Iraq and Afghanistan. In their recent books, Lawrence Freedman and Jim Storr contribute to these debates. This article assesses their analysis of command.
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The question of military command has always been of central concern to scholars, policymakers and military professionals. Indeed, in the last twenty years, many commentators have expressed deep concern about the failure of western command in Iraq and Afghanistan. In their recent books, Lawrence Freedman and Jim Storr contribute to these debates. This article assesses their analysis of command.
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