Read War From the Ground Up Online
Authors: Emile Simpson
Kakars,
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Marjah District,
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Mujahideen, as a political identity,
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Pashtun population of,
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political dynamics/government of,
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Soviet conflict in (1979â89),
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Uzbek population of,
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Wednesday Market Bombing (2010),
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Akhundzada, Mullah Sharafudin:
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Akhundzada, Sher Mohammed:
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Provincial Governor of Helmand Province,
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removed from office (2005),
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al-Qaeda:
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Ambeyla campaign (1863):
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Anderson Jr, Admiral George W.:
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Anglo-Malaysian Defence Agreement (1957):
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Anwar Sadat:
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Libyan intervention (2011),
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Argentina:
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Aristotle:
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Rhetoric
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armed politics: see âuse of force'
Arminius:
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audiences: outcomes of conflicts defined against,
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non-state audiences/identification with the state,
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in the Afghan Conflict, see âAfghanistan'
responses of audiences to strategic narrative, see âstrategic narrative'
Augustus: Emperor of Roman Empire,
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military of,
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navy of,
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Austria: Siege of Vienna (1529),
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Ba'ath Party:
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Basanta Gurung, Corporal:
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Begg, Admiral Sir Varyl:
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British Commander-in-Chief Far East,
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Bernanke, Ben: Chairman of US Federal Reserve,
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von Bismarck, Otto:
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Bharat Kumar Pun, Lance Corporal:
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Biblical interpretation:
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Blair, Tony: foreign policy of,
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Bogdanor, Vernon:
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Bonaparte, Napoleon:
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evolution of warfare,
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indigenous tribes of,
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Borneo Confrontation (Indonesian Confrontation) (1962â6):
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air and naval element,
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British policy in,
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chronological overview,
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genocide in Indonesia (1965â66),
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operational approach,
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strategic narrative in,
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Bosnian War (1992â5):
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Gorazde (1994â5),
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Srebrenica (1995),
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British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC):
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World Service,
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Brown, Gordon: British Prime Minister,
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Brunei:
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Bullock, Christopher:
Journeys Hazardous: Gurkha Clandestine Operations in Borneo 1965
(1994),
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Address to Congress (2001),
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administration of,
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British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
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Cambodia:
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Canada: military of,
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Carter, Stephen:
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Carthage:
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destruction of during Third Punic War (149â146 BCE),
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Catholic Church: see âBiblical interpretation'
centre of gravity: see âvon Clausewitz, Carl'
Chaman Balal, Lance Corporal:
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Chandler, Major Shaun:
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Chapman, F. Spencer:
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Chayes, Sarah:
The Punishment of Virtue
(2006),
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China (People's Republic of China (PRC)):
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Tsingtao,
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Chinese Communist Organisation (COO):
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civil-military relations: see âprocedural/constitutional aspects' under âstrategy'
Civilian leaders in conflict:
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Clark, Kate:
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von Clausewitz, Carl:
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centre of gravity,
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civil-military relations,
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commander,
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concept of war's âdecision'/
ganze Krieg
in relation to limited war,
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friction,
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geist
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human element of war/âpassion',
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On War
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operational principles,
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paradigm of war,
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physical and perceived components of war's outcome,
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polarity between opponents in war,
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pragmatism,
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strategy, definition of,
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trinity of war,
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war as legal trial,
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Cold War:
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deterrence
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development of strategic
theory during,
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domino theory,
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Fall of Berlin Wall (1989),
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proxy warfare of,
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Communism:
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Corbett, Julian:
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Council for Emerging National Security Affairs (CENSA):
Hybrid Warfare and Transnational Threats: Perspectives for an Era of Persistent Conflict
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counter-insurgency:
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âcrusaders'/âconservatives' debate between, see âstrategic and operational approaches'
long-term nature of,
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operational approach of, see âstrategic and operational approaches'
strategic approach of, see âstrategic and operational approaches'
editor of US Counterinsurgency Field Manual,
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âcrusaders' and âconservatives', debate between: see âstrategic and operational approaches'
Cuba:
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Cuban Missile Crisis (1962): US naval blockade of Cuba,
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cumulative campaigns: see âuse of force'
Czechoslovakia:
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decisiveness in conflict: see âuse of force'
defeat, concept of: see âdecisiveness in conflict'
Democratic Republic of Vietnam (North Vietnam):
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military of,
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Denning, Lord Alfred:
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Dhofar campaign: see âOman'
Diêm, Ngô Äinh: regime of,
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domestic politics, analogy to: see âuse of force'