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Author: Ron Tira
ISBN: 9781845193782

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Título The Nature of War: Conflicting Paradigms and Israeli Military Effectiveness
Autor Tira, Ron
Encuadernación unknown
Edición First Edition
Idioma ENG
Editorial Sussex Academic Press, Brighton and Portland
Fecha de publicación 2010-01
ISBN 9781845193782

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Ron Tira, a former fighter pilot in the Israel Air Force, has over twenty years of experience in Israel Air Force intelligence and special operations. He served as a section head in the IAF Intelligence Wing (Lamdan), and is currently a reservist in the air force's Campaign Planning Department. A graduate of the London School of Economics and Political Science, Tira is a corporate lawyer and businessman. He is the author of Forming an Israeli Policy towards Syria (2000) and The Limitations of Standoff Firepower-Based Operations: On Standoff Warfare, Maneuver, and Decision (2007).

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Nature of War: Conflicting Paradigms and Israeli Military Effectiveness

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ISBN 10 / ISBN 13

9781845193782 / 1845193784

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Hardback. New. Examines the different aspects that characterise a war, from the centre of gravity to be attacked to the elements constituting military decision, as they are manifested in 'simple' symmetrical wars; asymmetrical wars versus a state opponent; guerrilla warfare; parallel warfare; and next generation warfare.