Abstract Operation Anaconda, the first operation in Afghanistan that combined a multitude of American and Coalition units to attack an enemy stronghold, demonstrated a host of principles of the battle that are only experienced through action. Namely the continual effort of all individuals and units to readapt the approach to maintain the drive to the […]
Concept Of Kesban Be Still
TO WHICH EXTENT WOULD THE CONCEPT OF KESBAN BE STILL RELEVANTIN THE YEAR 2020? DISCUSS INTRODUCTION The acronym KESBAN is the combination of two Malay words which is stand for ‘Keselamatan dan Pembangunan’ or security/defence and development. KESBAN defined as the sum total of measures undertaken by all government agencies to protect and strengthen the […]
Conscription Crisis Comparison and Its Effects on Canada in 1917 and 1944
Share this: Facebook Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsApp Table of Contents Introduction 4 Comparison between the Conscription Crisis of 1917 and 1944 5 Effects of the Conscription Crisis on Canada 9 The War Led to a Momentous Debate 9 Influence on the Wartime Elections Act 10 Formation of a Union Government 10 Anti-Conscription riots 11 Influence on the Canadian Social, Political […]
Creative Imaging within Misleading Advertising in Military
Share this: Facebook Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsApp Review of literature This chapter provides a discussion of the related concepts linked to the aims and objectives of the research as highlighted in Chapter 1. An initial mindset diagram (figure 1) highlighted relevant areas. The concepts or ideas have now been prioritized to include the following. The purpose of the literature review […]
Critique of Strategic Air Power in the Vietnam War
The Vietnam War proved extremely costly for the United States of America. Despite being the world’s most technologically advanced Superpower, America was held to a long stalemate by what was essentially a third world nation.[1] Before the effectiveness of American strategic air power is assessed, the intent must be explored and appreciated. Russian and Chinese support […]
Cyber Warfare: the Future of War
CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION Karl von Clausewitz defined war as “…an act of violence intended to compel our opponent to fulfill our will In order to attain this object fully, the enemy must be disarmed, and disarmament becomes therefore the immediate object of hostilities….” At the end of the second millennium, this classification no longer describes […]
Determining Gender Equality in the Marine Corps
equality. As the task force leader assigned by the Commanding General, I was tasked with the mission of analyzing hindrances to organizational efficiency. I will begin to review Marine Corps culture, identify areas of weakness, and propose solutions for completely opening combat arms in the United States Marine Corps. Current Culture Historically, the United States […]
Did Fighter Command Come Close to Defeat in the Battle of Britain?
Share this: Facebook Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsApp Fighter Command came close to defeat during the Battle of Britain. How accurate is this statement? The Battle of Britain is widely regarding as the first military campaign fought entirely in the air.[1] The Royal Air Force (RAF) defended Britain against large scale attacks from the Luftwaffe, Germany’s air force. Following Germany’s lightning war […]
Did FIghter Command Nearly Get Defeated in the Battle of Britain?
Share this: Facebook Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsApp Fighter Command came close to defeat during the Battle of Britain. How accurate is this statement? Off Cdt Nixon 263, D Squadron, D Flt The year of 1940-41 proved a pivotal time during World War 2, not only had France surrendered by June 1940 but both the United states and the Soviet […]
Do the Teachings of Clausewitz or Sun Tzu Produce the Better Military Leader?
Share this: Facebook Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsApp Do the teachings of Clausewitz or Sun Tzu produce the better military leader? 10086882 The teachings of Clausewitz and Sun Tzu provide the military leader with different approaches on how war should be conducted, both theorists and their theories being the product of very different times. Sun Tzu’s Art of War was written during […]