Is there a deep fight in a counterinsurgency?
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Military Review Vol 85 No 4, July-Aug 2005, pp.28-31Summary: Asks whether there is depth in a non-linear battlefield, and if so how plans can be made for operational effectiveness against insurgents.
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Asks whether there is depth in a non-linear battlefield, and if so how plans can be made for operational effectiveness against insurgents.
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