From where does information get its military value? / Alfred Kaufman
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RUSI Defence Systems Vol 10 no 1, June 2007, pp.98-99Summary: Discusses the importance of data to military commanders and the act of synthesis by which humans gather together the dominant facts on the battlefield in their attempts to understand the situation.
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Discusses the importance of data to military commanders and the act of synthesis by which humans gather together the dominant facts on the battlefield in their attempts to understand the situation.
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