Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Effects-Based Air Campaign Planning: The Diplomatic Way to Solve Airpower's Role in the 21st Century]( "Effects-Based Air Campaign Planning: The Diplomatic Way to Solve Airpower's Role in the 21st Century")
Effects-Based Air Campaign Planning: The Diplomatic Way to Solve Airpower's Role in the 21st Century59,99 €![Air Policing: A Modern Interpretation: A Historical Perspective on Airpower's Role in the Transition Between War and Peace]( "Air Policing: A Modern Interpretation: A Historical Perspective on Airpower's Role in the Transition Between War and Peace")
Air Policing: A Modern Interpretation: A Historical Perspective on Airpower's Role in the Transition Between War and Peace60,99 €![Can't We All Just Get Along? a Moral Imperative Requiring the U.S. Military and Non-Governmental Humanitarian Relief Organizations to Coordinate Befor]( "Can't We All Just Get Along? a Moral Imperative Requiring the U.S. Military and Non-Governmental Humanitarian Relief Organizations to Coordinate Befor")
Can't We All Just Get Along? a Moral Imperative Requiring the U.S. Military and Non-Governmental Humanitarian Relief Organizations to Coordinate Befor59,99 €![Rounding out the Square Peg: the Military Foreign Language Skills Imperative]( "Rounding out the Square Peg: the Military Foreign Language Skills Imperative")
Rounding out the Square Peg: the Military Foreign Language Skills Imperative60,99 €![Air Mobility: The Strategic Use of Nonlethal Airpower]( "Air Mobility: The Strategic Use of Nonlethal Airpower")
Air Mobility: The Strategic Use of Nonlethal Airpower59,99 €![Campaign Plans, Military Strategy, and Policy Objectives: The Imperative for Linkage in U.S. Defense Planning]( "Campaign Plans, Military Strategy, and Policy Objectives: The Imperative for Linkage in U.S. Defense Planning")
Campaign Plans, Military Strategy, and Policy Objectives: The Imperative for Linkage in U.S. Defense Planning60,99 €![A General Staff Revisited? the Imperative for Joint Strategy Reform]( "A General Staff Revisited? the Imperative for Joint Strategy Reform")
A General Staff Revisited? the Imperative for Joint Strategy Reform59,99 €
On 1 July 2002, an AC-130 supporting Operation Full Throttle in southern Afghanistan suppressed surface to air weapons that threatened coalition helicopter and ground forces conducting a security sweep. This lethal force engagement eliminated the threat but also killed significant numbers of civilians. The US Central Command (USCENTCOM) investigation concluded the following. "...the responsibility for that loss rests with those that knowingly directed hostile fire at coalition forces. The operators of those weapons elected to place them in civilian communities and elected to fire them at coalition forces at a time when they knew there were a significant number of civilians present" "The dead and wounded later observed by coalition forces were mostly women and children. ...Villagers had initially claimed 250 dead and 600 injured, but a village elder later admitted that the real numbers were only about 25% of those figures..." By the time this finding was released, 3 months after the incident, the role enemy tactics had played in creating the tragedy was not widely reported.