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“Accompany” – That Third Myth (Specialised Infantry Battalions)
At the 2017 RUSI Land Warfare Conference, General Milley, the Chief of Staff of the US Army, spoke about myths. His third myth was that
21st Century War; STRIKE as an ISR Enabler
There has already been considerable debate over the Army’s STRIKE concept, with a variety of commentators queuing up to pour scorn on its utility, or
STRIKE; A Solution in Search of a Problem?
The British Army is examining the possibility of reductions and changes in its force structure in order to find money and manpower for its Strike
Reach for the Sky: Drone Use by Sub-State Actors in Conflict
As the battle for Mosul began, the so-called Islamic State (IS) unleashed its full military power. Suicide vehicle-borne IED’s (SVBIED) hit advancing columns of Iraqi
The Divisional Paradox
At the 2017 Royal United Services Institute Land Warfare Conference the importance of the Division in modern operations was repeatedly highlighted. The Chief of the
The British Army’s Strike Concept
The British Army’s new Strike concept has attracted an unusual amount of criticism, despite an absence of details on which to ground such comment. Indeed,
The Prevention of Violent Conflict
This long read condenses the comprehensive work of Eddy Canfor Dumas and Thomas Boelhke’s work on how the Military can contribute to the prevention of
Train Like a Predator, Not Like Prey
Steady-state runs are breaking our soldiers. In recent years it has been recognised that an over-reliance on steady state running can lead to an increased
Multi Domain Battle: Welcome to the Jungle
New York City, summer 1980: A young Axl Rose steps from the Ford Econoline van he has hitched in from Indiana and out into the