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Landpower in the Long War is the first holistic account of the projection of landpower during the wars of post-9/11. Moving beyond the existing accounts of conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, the book includes vital chapters on socio-cultural and institutional factors that influence the power-projection of American landpower. Although there are a number of positive accounts herein, such as the recounting of successful humanitarian missions, the underlying theme is one of the need for landpower reform better to achieve U.S. strategic objectives. This is not an account of why America has looked t ... More
Keywords: landpower, reform, counterinsurgency, interagency, strategy, Army institution
Print publication date: 2019 | Print ISBN-13: 9780813177571 |
Published to Kentucky Scholarship Online: January 2020 | DOI:10.5810/kentucky/9780813177571.001.0001 |
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