The command, leadership and management challenges of contemporary multinational command / Roger Lane
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RUSI Journal Vol 151 No 6, December 2006, pp.30-34Summary: British Major General with extensive experience of multinational force command identifies the most important challenges facing the leader in such a position and describes a model which he has found helpful.
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British Major General with extensive experience of multinational force command identifies the most important challenges facing the leader in such a position and describes a model which he has found helpful.
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