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Air power in the 21st century

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Air power is considered as the most prominent manifestation of an ongoing revolution in military affairs (RMA). The use of precision air-to-surface weapons, in particular, in modern-day conflicts is seen as the most exclusive components of RMA. The Kosovo War in Yugoslavia, planned, fought and won without the involvement of ground forces, is considered as the first successful battle fought during the RMA period.

Defense Analysis, Military readiness, Air warfare, Military planning

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Facing the terrorism threat: The Singapore experience

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Transnational terrorism is very real and having recognized this, the government of Singapore has spared no efforts to enhance its all-round security. Every citizen has a role to play in combating terrorism and inter-agency cooperation is very important as the result of an attack is not only the loss of life and property but also severe disruption of communal harmony built over a long period with hard work.

General services, Singapore, Dept of the Navy, US Navy, Safety and security measures, Military aspects, Military policy, National security, United States. Navy, Singapore. Navy

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The significance and evolution of air power: the leaders' views

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Air force chiefs of staff from 14 countries present their views on the present and future importance of air power, the impact of evolving perceptions of air power and their current and future procurement plans.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Management dynamics, World, Military Officers, Management, Forecasts and trends, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Market trend/market analysis, Company business management, Air forces, Military leaders

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