Expanding Tolstoy and shrinking Dostoyevsky: how Russian actions in the information space are inverting doctrinal paradigms of warfare / Scott J. Harr
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Military Review Vol 97, No. 5, September - October 2017, pp. 39 - 48 (81/DA)Summary: Recent Russian information operations have inverted commonly held U.S. paradigms of warfare. The author relates some major implications of those operations for U.S. joint forces in terms of policy, doctrine, and capabilities.
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| Journal Article | Defence Academy Library Journals | RUSSIA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 60323-1001 |
Recent Russian information operations have inverted commonly held U.S. paradigms of warfare. The author relates some major implications of those operations for U.S. joint forces in terms of policy, doctrine, and capabilities.
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