The science of war / Gurbachan Singh
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Pointer Vol 33 no 1, 2007, pp.59-70Summary: Considers the proposition that war is now so technologically driven that it would be possible to develop some basic principles which when properly applied would make victory a certainty. After looking at various commentators on war and warfare who address both the technology and the social aspects, this article concludes that although such deductions can be drawn war will continue to be ultimately a matter of human will.
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | MILITARY ART & SCIENCE (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 22181-1001 |
Considers the proposition that war is now so technologically driven that it would be possible to develop some basic principles which when properly applied would make victory a certainty. After looking at various commentators on war and warfare who address both the technology and the social aspects, this article concludes that although such deductions can be drawn war will continue to be ultimately a matter of human will.
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