The dogmas of war / Gian P Gentile
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Armed Forces Journal December 2007, pp.38-40 (4)Summary: Rigid application of counterinsurgency doctrine drawn primarily from two historical experiences in the 1950s (British in Malaya and French in Algeria) is not sufficient to help U.S. forces overcome the civil war in Iraq. This is a personal view by U.S. Army Lt Col.
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Rigid application of counterinsurgency doctrine drawn primarily from two historical experiences in the 1950s (British in Malaya and French in Algeria) is not sufficient to help U.S. forces overcome the civil war in Iraq. This is a personal view by U.S. Army Lt Col.
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