Flexible management: the role of a combat management system in enabling and integrating operational outputs/ Lee Willet

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WILLETT Lee

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In: Naval Forces, Volume 45, Issue 3, 2024, pg. 19-27Summary: This article looks at how a naval presence is an ever more vital military tool for governments to have in their politico-strategic plans.

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This article looks at how a naval presence is an ever more vital military tool for governments to have in their politico-strategic plans.

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