Intelligence and its applications in military operations other than war: an operator's guide

Article Abstract:

The use of intelligence can reduce uncertainty in military operations, but uncertainty cannot be completely eliminated. Various suggestions, and observations are presented concering the most effective use of intelligence.

Usage, Military intelligence

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Fourth-generation warfare's first blow: a quick look

Article Abstract:

The first, second, and third generations of warfare have come and gone, and we are in the process of adjusting to the fourth generation, which includes terrorism. Suggestions for dealing with terrorism are discussed.

International aspects, Terrorism, Tactics, Military tactics

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MAGTFs - prepared for the unthinkable?

Article Abstract:

There seems to be an increasing chance of the use of weapons of mass destruction by other countries, or by terrorist groups. The Marine Corps should give more emphasis to its preparation for such an event.

Training, Weapons of mass destruction, United States. Marine Corps

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