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.
Michael P. Noonan, Ph.D., is a Senior Fellow in the national security program at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. A veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom where he served as an advisor with an Iraqi infantry battalion, he has taught at Haverford College, Loyola University Chicago, and Swarthmore College. His writings have appeared in The American Interest, Orbis, Parameters, National Security Studies Quarterly, War on the Rocks, and U.S. News and World Report's World Report.
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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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