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Collection Management and Dissemination: The Anchor in the Race against Time
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The Heart of Operational Art: Translating Strategic Objectives into Tactical Missions
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Operational Intelligence and the U.S. Army: Much ado About Nothing or Misunderstood Excellence? A Prescription for the 1990's and Beyond
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Surprise and Maskirovka in Contemporary War
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The Soviets firmly believe that the nature, means, and potential im pact of surprise and maskirovka evolve in consonance with changing conditions and changing times. This conviction is consistent with, if not an inevitable product of, their dialectical view of history. Changes in national attitudes (political, social) and mores, although difficult to measure, are part of the dialectical process. They determine impact and influence the atmosphere in which surprise and maskirovka are employed. More easily understood is the effect that changing technology has on prospects of achieving surprise. It is in this area that the potential effects of maskirovka's future use have been most pronounced. The introduction of new weapons systems, nuclear weapons, computer technology, and a wide variety of technological innovations has confronted military planners with new problems. The Soviets certainly consider pertinent to the modern era the basic intent, method, technique, and perhaps the basic principles of surprise and maskirovka derived from a study of experience. The basics must, however, be constantly and carefully reconsidered in the light of technological change, to ensure their continued applicability in contemporary or future war. Post-war writings had indicated that the Soviets have sought to keep abreast of those changes. Keywords: Reprints. ; Pub. in Military Review, Dec 1988.
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*MILITARY DOCTRINE; *SURPRISE ATTACK; *USSR; ATTITUDES(PSYCHOLOGY); COMPUTERS; Military Operations; NUCLEAR WEAPONS; REPRINTS; Strategy and Tactics; WARFARE; WEAPON SYSTEMS
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Calusewitz and German Idealism: The Influence of G. W. F. Hegel on 'On War'
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The Word Wolke—If It Is One
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Preconceptions, Predilections, and Experience: Problems for Operational Level Intelligence and Decision Making
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Foundations of the Intelligence Module of the Airland Research Model (ALARM).
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Artificial Intelligence: A 'User Friendly Introduction
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China Report Red Flag No. 4, 16 February 1983
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Army Intelligence Officer: Prepared for Future Tactical and Strategic Multi-Disciplined Intelligence Tasks.
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Multinationals, Intelligence and Development
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Model theory for modal logic, part iii: existence and predication
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SOVIET PHILOSOPHY, SCIENCE AND CYBERNETICS
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Title of Paper: The Awareness-Order-Action cycle and Battle-space Awareness
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