Michael P. Noonan examines U.S. capabilities to conduct foreign internal defense and unconventional warfare. Using a newly developed typology and nine case studies, he places campaigns within broader contexts of military culture and history, offering 3 findings and 6 policy recommendations for considering when or not to use such capabilities.
Michael P. Noonan examines U.S. capabilities to conduct foreign internal defense and unconventional warfare. Using a newly developed typology and nine case studies, he places campaigns within broader contexts of military culture and history, offering 3 findings and 6 policy recommendations for considering when or not to use such capabilities.
Glossary Acknowledgments Prologue: Irregular Soldiers and Rebellious States Chapter One: Uses of Force, the American Ways of War, and a Disordered World Chapter Two: Indirect Strategy, Advisors, and the American Military Profession Chapter Three: Defensive Indirect Interventions-Foreign Internal Defense Chapter Four: Offensive Indirect Interventions-Unconventional Warfare Chapter Five: Irregular Soldiers and Rebellious States-Past, Present, Future Appendix A: U.S. "Irregular" & "Traditional" Operations Abroad, 1798-2018 Appendix B: Combatant Command Authorities and U.S. Special Operations Command as a Unified Combatant Command
Glossary Acknowledgments Prologue: Irregular Soldiers and Rebellious States Chapter One: Uses of Force, the American Ways of War, and a Disordered World Chapter Two: Indirect Strategy, Advisors, and the American Military Profession Chapter Three: Defensive Indirect Interventions-Foreign Internal Defense Chapter Four: Offensive Indirect Interventions-Unconventional Warfare Chapter Five: Irregular Soldiers and Rebellious States-Past, Present, Future Appendix A: U.S. "Irregular" & "Traditional" Operations Abroad, 1798-2018 Appendix B: Combatant Command Authorities and U.S. Special Operations Command as a Unified Combatant Command
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