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US Army, Technical Manual, TM 5-6115-625-14&P, POWER UNIT PU-405A/M, (NSN 6115-00-394-9577), MEP-004A 15 KW 60 HZ GENERATOR SET M200A1 2-WHEEL, 4-TIRE, MODIFIED TRAILER, military manauals, special forces, military manuals on dvd, military manuals on cd
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US Army, Technical Manual, TM 5-6115-632-14&P, POWER UNIT PU-753/M, NSN 6115-00-033-1, MEP-003A 10 KW 60 HZ GENERATOR SET M116A2 2-WHEEL, 2-TIRE, MODI TRAILER, military manauals, special forces, military manuals on dvd, military manuals on cd
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US Army, Technical Manual, TM 5-6115-612-24P, GENERATOR SET, AVIATION, GAS TURBINE ENGINE DRIVEN, INTEGRA TRAILER MOUNTED, 10KW, 28 VOLTS MODEL MEP-362A, PRECISE, DC, (NSN 6115-01-161-3992), {TM 6115-24P/1, AG-320B0-IPE-000; TO 35C2-3-471-4}, military manauals, special forces, military manuals on dvd, military manuals on cd
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The Initial Period of a Future War and theSpecial Features of the Conduct of Military Operations During This Period

by Colonel-General N.Pavlovskiy



….from the now famous Highly Classified collection of Military Thought.

It contains Highly classified white papers written by Soviet Military Leaders stolen by the CIA and distributed in the US.
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Nuclear/Missile Armament and Some Principles of Military Doctrine


by Major-General of the Engineering-Technical Service M. Goryainov


….fromthe now famous Highly Classified collection of Military Thought.

It contains Highly classified white papers written by Soviet Military Leaders stolen by the CIA and distributed in the US
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Problems of Manning the Soviet Armed Forces

This is from Documents stolen from the Soviet Military High Command.

Manning the Soviet Armed Forces in all stages of their development has
constituted one of the very major problems of paramount national
importance. It has been, and continues to be at the center of Communist Party and Soviet Government attention.
Inevitably, with the developments in military affairs and the
introduction of new weapons and military equipment into the troops,
personnel requirements have grown and the forms and methods of manning the armed forces have changed.
The diversity and highly technical basis of new weapons and the
complexity of their combat and operational use have drastically complicated the tasks of manning the armed forces. In contrast to the past, the current stage of military development has required a thoroughly thought-out
and scientifically based process of supplying personnel to the forces which takes into account the numerous characteristics of the branches of service and arms of troops. ... Read more

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The Creation of a System of Operational-Tactical Problems for an Automated Control System

The period through which we have passed in the development of control is characterized by purposeful experimentation in the field of utilizing means of automation and mechanization at operational and tactical control levels. The present article touches upon several problems of developing and utilizing complex operational and tactical problems to be solved by computer, and their supporting mathematics.
Capabilities for Processing a System of Operational-Tactical
Problems by Machine In about 1970, the armies of the Warsaw Pact members began extensive preparations for resolving the problems of automating control processes at the formation and large unit command levels. Up to the present time, considerable experience has been obtained, especially in the utilization of operational-tactical problems which are solvable with the aid of a computer. ... Read more

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The Theory of Military Art Needs Review


….fromthe now famous Highly Classified collection of Military Thought.

It contains Highly classified white papers written by Soviet Military Leaders stolen by the CIA and distributed in the US.



by Colonel-General A. Gastilovich
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Improving the Operational-Tactical Training of Military Engineers
DECLASSIFIED Military Documentation from the Soviet Military......
The importance of operational-tactical training of students at
military engineer educational institutions has grown considerably at
present. In this connection the program of these institutions must ensure that the students learn the fundamentals of operational art, the organization, armament and tactics of the arms of troops, and the basic conditions of staff work; and the students must develop the solid command and technical skills required in their service assignments, as well as the ability to use their acquired knowledge to solve the coMplicated problems of modern warfare. However, for a number of reasons the content and quality of tactical training still does not ensure the solution of these problems. ... Read more

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MILITARY THOUGHT: "A Turning Point in
the Development of Soviet Military Art",
1961 (Prior to May)
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THE 1965 SINO-SOVIET-VIETNAMESE CONTROVERSY
OVER SOVIET MILITARY AID TO NORTH VIETNAM


A Classified US Intelligence Working paper....

*There is evidence, however, to suggest that the Chinese
may have agreed to accept in their ports some economic
cargoes, as distinguished from sensitive military ones,
for transshipment to North Vietnam. One such case in
December 1965 involved a shipment of Czech locomotives
which the Soviets were apparently planning to bring from
a Rumanian to a Chinese port for subsequent rail delivery
to the DRV. This may be a special case, however, since
Haiphong port facilities were Inadequate to receive the
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6 x 9
Fully revised and updated
More than 10,000 terms and abbreviations defined and explained
Indispensable reference work on the language of modern war
The diversification of military terminology and jargon in recent years has made a clear, authoritative guide to the language of todays armed forces essential. This newly revised reference book meets these requirements and, by defining more than 10,000 terms and abbreviations, serves as the essential key to the evolving concepts and language of the modern military profession.

Compiled, revised and updated by the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Dictionary of Military Terms presents the standard language required by the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Military Departments, Joint Staff, combatant commands and defense agencies. It provides definitions and explanations for more than 6,000 current military and associated terms, lists over 3,000 abbreviations and acronyms and includes the English version of all currently approved NATO terms.

This is an essential guide for professional military personnel, and for those who need to understand the language of modern defense, as well as being a fascinating insight into strategic and tactical concepts and how modern wars are fought. ... Read more

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PARTY-MILITARY RELATIONS IN THE USSR THE FALL OF MARSHAL ZHUKOV
A Classified Intelligence Report from the US Intelligence Forces.
Part of the Much Larger Collection

The Cold War Historical Document Collection
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This digital document is an article from APS Diplomat Recorder, published by Arab Press Service on August 22, 2009. The length of the article is 558 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: ARAB US RELATIONS - Aug 21 - US General Urges Iraq To Step Up Terror Battle.(David Petraeus)
Author: Unavailable
Publication: APS Diplomat Recorder (Newsletter)
Date: August 22, 2009
Publisher: Arab Press Service
Volume: 73Issue: 8

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Kim Il-Sung’s New Military Adventurism


A highly classified Intelligence Report from our nations Intelligence Agency.

There seems t o be no challenge to Kim ' s leadersh i p . During the past two years , he has brought into positions of authority a number of military figures who
share his increasingly militant and adventurous policies
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In "Military Strategy" Rear Admiral J.C. Wylie invented the intellectual framework and terminology with which to understand strategy as a means of control. He synthesized the four existing specific theories of strategy into one general theory that is as valid today as when it was first created. Wylie has written a penetrating new postscript especially for this "Classics of Sea Power" edition that takes an up-to-the-minute look at such topics as terrorism, Nicaraguan politics, and the Strategic Defense Initiative. To supplement the text, John Hattendorg's introduction presents a detailed intellectual biography of Wylie. In addition, several of Wylie's most significant shorter writings are included as appendixes. J.C. Wylie retired from the U.S. Navy as a rear admiral in 1972, after a forty-four-year naval career that included service as chief of staff as the Naval War College. John B. Hattendorf is Ernest J. King Professor of Maritime History at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island, and co-editor of "Sea Power" series. ... Read more

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Wonderfully readable handling of a big topic
Developing the "sequential" and the "cumulative " strategies (the big battle; death by a thousand cuts - if I may vastly simplify), Wylie discusses continental, maritime, air, and Maoist war strategies. His dismay at the shallow shelf of the study of war, as contrasted to vast output in so many other human dimensions, gives this excellent book a rather lonely feel. But what a supple intellect is here! I can well understand the praise heaped upon him by later analysts, such as Colin Gray(whose book THE SHERIFF ought to be read in conjunction, if I may add). I
was surprised by Wylie's easy shunting aside of Clausewitz at one point, but later asks for scholarly insight into the contrast between him and Mao. Military History Quarterly did something like that in 2007.

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With historical case studies ranging from the Revolutionary War to the war in Iraq, this new book shows how and why the US military is caught between two civilian masters – the President and Congress – in responding to the challenges of warfighting, rearmament, and transformation.

Charles Stevenson skilfully shows how, although the United States has never faced the danger of a military coup, the relations between civilian leaders and the military have not always been easy. Presidents have contended with military leaders who were reluctant to carry out their orders. Generals and Admirals have appealed to Congress for sympathy and support. Congressional leaders have tried to impose their own visions and strategies on the US armed forces. This triangular struggle has recurred time and again, in wartime and in efforts to reshape the military for future wars.

Illustrating this dual system of civilian military control in a series of case studies, this new volume starts from the way the Continental Congress ran the Revolutionary War by committee and concludes with the George W. Bush and Donald Rumsfeld efforts to transform the US military into a modern terrorist-fighting force. This detailed coverage shows how warriors and politicians interacted at key points in US history.

This book will be of great interest to all students of the US Military, government of the United States and of strategic and military studies in general.

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Well researched and written analysis on American Civil-Military Relations
A great text with another view on civil-military relations. Breaks Feaver's principal-agent model of US civil-military relations and builds a very strong case of a three-way relationship. Stevenson effectively demonstrates that while the US military "is a very loyal and subordinate institutation...it is often cross-pressured by its two masters and it often feels compelled to turn to one for relief from the other." Analysis of the American experience with the military is deep and at the same time an easy read. Stevenson adroitly examines Presidential power and desires during war, rearmamment, and transformation, all phases we've gone through multiple times. He also addresses other c-m theorists ("shortcomings of existing theories") as a sort of overview of what else is out there. A must have for anybody wanting more on the use and role of the US military in America. ... Read more