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Little America : The War Within The War for Afghanistan
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Chandrasekaran, Rajiv
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London Bloom Subury 2012 . xi,368 Pages
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2012
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Afghanistan and the Troubled Future of Unconventional Warfare
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Rothstein, Hy S.
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Lahore Army Publishing House 2006 . xvii,218 Pages , This book presents an authoritative overview of the current American way of war and addresses the specific causes of the "conventionalization" of U.S. Special Forces, using the war in Afghanistan as a case study. Drawing a distinction between special operations and unconventional warfare (the use of Special Forces does not automatically make the fighting unconventional), Rothstein questions the ability of U.S. forces to effectively defeat irregular threats and suggests ways to regain lost unconventional warfare capacity.
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2006
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Afghanistan and the Troubled Future of Unconventional Warfare
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Rothstein, Hy S.
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Lahore Army Publishing House 2010 . xvii,218 Pages , This book presents an authoritative overview of the current American way of war and addresses the specific causes of the "conventionalization" of U.S. Special Forces, using the war in Afghanistan as a case study. Drawing a distinction between special operations and unconventional warfare (the use of Special Forces does not automatically make the fighting unconventional), Rothstein questions the ability of U.S. forces to effectively defeat irregular threats and suggests ways to regain lost unconventional warfare capacity.
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2010
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Afghanistan and the Troubled Future of Unconventional Warfare
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Rothstein, Hy S.
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Lahore Army Publishing House 2010 . xvii,218 Pages , This book presents an authoritative overview of the current American way of war and addresses the specific causes of the "conventionalization" of U.S. Special Forces, using the war in Afghanistan as a case study. Drawing a distinction between special operations and unconventional warfare (the use of Special Forces does not automatically make the fighting unconventional), Rothstein questions the ability of U.S. forces to effectively defeat irregular threats and suggests ways to regain lost unconventional warfare capacity.
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2010
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Afghanistan and the Troubled Future of Unconventional Warfare
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Rothstein, Hy S.
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Lahore Army Publishing House 2010 . xvii,218 Pages , This book presents an authoritative overview of the current American way of war and addresses the specific causes of the "conventionalization" of U.S. Special Forces, using the war in Afghanistan as a case study. Drawing a distinction between special operations and unconventional warfare (the use of Special Forces does not automatically make the fighting unconventional), Rothstein questions the ability of U.S. forces to effectively defeat irregular threats and suggests ways to regain lost unconventional warfare capacity.
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2010
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