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Just in Time: Logistics and Legislative Preparedness in Strategic Competition
… prioritises cost-reduction, waste minimisation, and the … time’. Over the past 80 years of wars of choice and strategic … bring to bear upon on their enemies. As a result, our logistics …
Technology, A People Problem: And What To Do About It – Cove Comp '24
… human terrain [9] underpins all warfare and has done throughout … may be won by kinetic effects, wars are won – and lost – on the … the cyber domain. Successful armies in the Second World War …
… Company (Coy) 1 RAR during jungle warfare training conducted in the … jungle training experience of RCB was Exercise Jungle Genesis. This … and casualty evacuation. Modern armies will attempt to replicate …
… at the time, Viktor Yanukovych, wanted his country to be loyal to … the separatists. This conflict was settled by a ceasefire in … overtly used against them. US enemies and partners will do this. Is …
… two major landmasses separated by water – Peninsular Malaysia to the … to Singapore by a narrow causeway and a bridge. East Malaysia … Malaysia, with the state of Sarawak divided into two parts. The …
… EX HARINGGAROO 69; thus, it was required to intimately … groups. This integration was necessary to generate a … when it came to exploiting our enemies’ weakness through the conduct …
… Introduction: Risk is part of war, and this never changes Soldiers often say that war never changes. We shrug our … a ‘duel’ between soldiers and armies it is inherently uncertain, …
… Singapore by the 14th century. It was influenced by both the … in the ensuing centuries and was eventually burned down by … wary of perceiving permanent enemies. In 1966, Rajaratnam …
