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...terror and guerrilla war. Yet we are finding new tactics and new weapons to attack and defeat them. This revolution in our military is only beginning,...a proving ground for this new approach. These past 2 months have shown that an innovative doctrine and high-tech weaponry can shape and then dominate... | |
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...terror and guerrilla war — yet we are finding new tactics and new weapons to attack and defeat them. This revolution in our military is only beginning,...shape and then dominate an unconventional conflict. . . . Our commanders are gaining a real-time picture of the entire battlefield, and are able to get... | |
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...differently. . . . America is required once again to change the way our military thinks and fights. . . . This revolution in our military is only beginning, and it promises to change the face of battle." The war in Afghanistan was at least the beginning of a revolution in warfare, according to the President,... | |
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...transformational warfare. In this war, state-of-the-art and legacy products of the defense industrial "These past two months have shown that an innovative...shape and then dominate an unconventional conflict. This combination real-time intelligence, local allied forces, special forces, and precision airpower... | |
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...battlefield some of the most important precepts of the Secretary of Defense's transformation mandate. "These past two months have shown that an innovative...shape and then dominate an unconventional conflict. This combination real-time intelligence, local allied forces, special forces, and precision airpower... | |
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...terror and guerrilla war — yet we are finding new tactics and new weapons to attack and defeat them. This revolution in our military is only beginning, and it promises to change the face of battle. . . . The Predator is a good example. This unmanned aerial vehicle is able to circle over enemy forces,... | |
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