Limited Wars in the Periphery: The Dilemma of American Military AssistanceThe Integration of the Evidence-Based Framework and Military Judgment and Decision-MakingEvaluating Military Cross-Cultural Training ProgramsThe American and Joint Origins of Operational Depth in the Meuse-Argonne CampaignExploring Evidence-Based Management in Military Planning Processes as a Critically Appraised TopicThe Desert War: Marine Corps Aviation in Desert Storm, January-February 1991How Can the United States Move toward Gender-Neutral Special Forces?: Lessons from the Norwegian MilitaryThe Operational Warfare Revolution: How Operational Art Can Prepare the Marine Corps for an Era of Great Power CompetitionThe Finely-Honed Blade: Clausewitz and Boyd on Friction and Moral FactorsMilitary Competition between the United States and China in the South China Sea: A Critical AnalysisTo Win without Fighting: Defining China's Political WarfarePolicy, Perception, and Misperception: The United States and the Fall of the ShahIran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: Its Foreign Policy and Foreign LegionLake Chad: Changing Hydrography, Violent Extremism, and Climate-Conflict IntersectionWater Scarcity in Brazil: A Case StudyFreedom’s “Flying Snake”: The AIM-9 Sidewinder in the Cold War
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The Profession of Arms: A Guide for Young Army Officers
It takes courage, especially for a young officer, to check a man met on the road for not saluting properly or for slovenly appearance, but, every time he does, it adds to his stock of moral courage, and whatever the soldier may say, he has respect for the officer who does pull him up.
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The Dragon's Teeth: Assessing China's Military Modernization
PLA has focused on modernising its capabilities across all warfare domains to achieve these goals. This includes land, air, and maritime operations, nuclear, space, counter-space, electronic warfare and cyberspace operations, aiming to become a fully integrated joint force.
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Transforming the PLA: A Decade of reorganisation from SSF to ISF
PRC has engaged in a sustained and broad effort to transform the PLA from an infantry-heavy, low-technology, ground forces-centric military into a high-technology, networked force with an increasing emphasis on joint operations and naval and air power projection.
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Eyes without Borders: Exploring the World of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) in the Digital Age
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is gaining prominence with the rise of social media, the digital society and the vast growth of publicly and commercially available information (PAI and CAI).
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The PLA’s Developing Cyber Warfare Capabilities and India's Options
Informationised warfare blurs the lines between peacetime and wartime. A nation in the information age cannot wait for the hostilities to break out to collect intelligence, carryout influence operations, develop antisatellite systems or design computer software weapons.
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Galwan and After
Why did China did this when he is under tremendous pressure in all fronts, is this China's salami slice tactics being progressed rigorously, what will be new Rules of Engagement, what will be escalatory control mechanism, who has taken this decision, will there be some pressure put by China in India's North-East through insurgency.
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India’s Joint Doctrine for Cyberspace Operations: A Critical Review
Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan and Secretary, Department of Military Affairs, formally released declassified versions of the Joint Doctrines for Cyberspace Operations during the Chiefs of Staff Committee meeting in New Delhi.
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Know your Enemy General(now Field Marshal) Syed Aseem Munir
Gen SA Munir's position in the hierarchy of Pakistan was not very comfortable. The state of economy, insurgency in Pakhtoonistan and Balochistan, attack on the Jaffar Express, constant protests by supporters of Imran Khan's supporters inside and outside of parliament.
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Decoding Operation SINDOOR: Key Aspects and Implications
Precision strikes were carried out on nine sites—four in Pakistan and five in PoK—linked to anti-India terrorist groups such as the LeT, JeM and the Hizbul Mujahideen. The targeted sites included Muridke (LeT headquarters) and Bahawalpur (JeM headquarters).
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Chinese Cyber Exploitation in India's Power Grid - Is There a linkage to Mumbai Power Outage?
The New York Times (NYT), based on analysis by a U.S. based private intelligence firm Recorded Future, reported that a Chinese entity penetrated India’s power grid at multiple load dispatch points. Chinese malware intruded into the control systems that manage electric supply across India, along with a high-voltage transmission substation and a coal-fired power plant
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