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Modern warfare : a French view of counterinsurgency / Roger Trinquier

By:

TRINQUIER Roger

Material type: Text

TextSeries: PSI classsics of the countersinsurgency eraPublication details: Westport Conn : Praeger, 2006Description: xvii, 94 pISBN:

9780275992682 (pbk) :

Subject(s):

COUNTERINSURGENCY

Summary: Drawing on his own experiences in Indo-China and Algeria the author makes clear his belief that a successful counterinsurgency programme requires the use of all the weapons that the insurgents or terrorists themselves use. First published in 1964 this edition includes the original English translation and forward and has a new introduction by Eliot Cohen.

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Drawing on his own experiences in Indo-China and Algeria the author makes clear his belief that a successful counterinsurgency programme requires the use of all the weapons that the insurgents or terrorists themselves use. First published in 1964 this edition includes the original English translation and forward and has a new introduction by Eliot Cohen.

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