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Lessons Learned And Unlearned The Drivers Of Us Indirectfire Innovation 1st Edition Brennan S Deveraux

Name: Lessons Learned And Unlearned The Drivers Of Us Indirectfire Innovation 1st Edition Brennan S Deveraux
SKU: BELL-239208174
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Lessons Learned And Unlearned The Drivers Of Us Indirectfire Innovation 1st Edition Brennan S Deveraux instant download after payment.

Publisher: Army University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.16 MB

Pages: 203

Author: Brennan S. Deveraux

ISBN: 9780578911588, 0578911582

Language: English

Year: 2024

Edition: 1

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Lessons Learned And Unlearned The Drivers Of Us Indirectfire Innovation 1st Edition Brennan S Deveraux by Brennan S. Deveraux 9780578911588, 0578911582 instant download after payment.

Lessons Learned and Unlearned analyzes nearly 100 years of US artillery innovation and adaptation, focusing on the pressures of incorporating new technology, applying combat experience, and assessing external threats. Indirect fire's role on the battlefield has been repeatedly reshaped by new technologies on the one hand and organizational and doctrinal changes on the other. This research examines successful and unsuccessful historical indirect-fire adaptations since the birth of indirect fire-identifying innovation themes, insights into future issues, and recommendations for more effective indirect fire.