Projecting Force: The Australian Army and Maritime Strategy - Study Paper No. 317

Published by Land Warfare Studies Centre, 2010

ISBN 10: 0642297207 (ISBN 13: 9780642297204)

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The authors of this study paper examine the concepts that underpin maritime strategy and the operational, force structure, and doctrinal requirements of its successful implementation. In these essays the authors demonstrate the benefits maritime strategy offers to the organisation, outline some of the challenges officers will need to overcome, and illuminate the pathways forward.

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Title
Projecting Force: The Australian Army and Maritime Strategy - Study Paper No. 317
Author
Albert Palazzo, Anthony Trentini, Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Hawkins and Captain Malcolm Brailey
Publisher
Land Warfare Studies Centre
Publication year
2010
Condition
Very Good
Binding
Soft cover
Edition
1st Edition
Item weight
305 grams

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