Part One: Little Norway in Big America: Soft Leadership on the Modern Battlefield
Read MoreCTX Vol 4 No 2 - May 2014 - Global ECCO
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Part Two: The PRT Kunduz: An Unsuccessful Command Structure
Read MorePart Three: The Misunderstood Strategic Purpose of SOTF in Afghanistan
Read MoreOn 29 February 2000, a one-page note, scribbled on a piece of paper, arrived at a newspaper office in Hyderabad, in India’s southern state of Andhra Pradesh. The “Indian Muslim Mohammadi Mujahideen (IMMM)has been formed,” it announced. According to ...
Read MoreNir Maman served in one of the most elite units in the Israeli Special Forces: the Central Command Counter-Terror Unit (CTU) and the Special Forces Counter-Terror and Special Operations School (CTSO). ...
Read MoreThe military use of drones receives significant public attention, particularly regarding their technological advantages and combat superiority. While the many advantages of this new military technology are important for modern combat and other operations, the use of drones ...
Read MoreThis interview is taken from the collection of the Combating Terrorism Archive Project (CTAP).1 On 13 November 2013, CTAP co-director Leo Blanken spoke with an Afghan Special Forces officer, who asked to remain anonymous. ...
Read MoreI have been thinking lately about mercy and the limitations we put on who can render it and who can receive it, and whether those limitations can ever be morally justified. Mercy, I’m discovering, has become a complicated subject, particularly in armed conflict. But should it be? Consider, for example, the two cases I describe here. ...
Read MoreI have been thinking lately about mercy and the limitations we put on who can render it and who can receive it, and whether those limitations can ever be morally justified. Mercy, I’m discovering, has become a complicated subject, particularly in armed conflict. But should it be? Consider, for example, the two cases I describe here. ...
Read MoreAmerican Suicide Bomber: There is a distinction to be made between the WWII-WWII movie, that is, a movie about World War II made during the war, and the postwar WWII movie. In the WWII-WWII movie, the characters in the film ...
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