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In Norwegian Military Judicial System, the Judge Advocate General's corps belongs to the Prosecution Authority and is under the Ministry of Justice in peace, while in wartime administratively integrated into the armed forces. In peacetime its status is civilian, changing to military in wartime. The Norwegian military system of summary punishments is laid down in the Military Disciplinary Act of 20 May 1988, supplemented by disciplinary regulation by Royal Decree of 16 December 1988. Military commanders can impose summary punishments to officers and servicemen under their command

The tactics of Aelian.--Extract from the general history of Polybius.--The principal historians ancient and modern, considered in a military point of view. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Extract from The general history of Polybius [tr. . by Mr. Hampton]": p. [165]-194. ; Signature 2K printed so that p. 254-255 follow 249, and 250-251 follow 253. ; Mode of access: Internet.

This is the first publication in English of Otto Büsch's important and original study of the origins of militarism in Prussia. First published in German in 1962, it remains unsurpassed in its highly original approach to the origins and development of the unique military system by which Prussia vaulted to great power status in the eighteenth century and to the leadership of a unique Germany in the nineteenth century. That system created by Frederick William I (1713-1740), required the full mobilization of the human and material resources of a still overwhelmingly agrarian country. Both the landowning nobility and the peasantry had to be the integrated in the system - the nobility as officers and the peasantry as common soldiers. From these circumstances arose a military system that merged and became identical with the social system in the countryside itself - the relationship of subordination and dependency of the peasant to the nobleman being transferred from the rural manor to the army. Noblemen gained new social and political prominence through their identification with army officership and became preferred appointees to the civilian bureaucracy. The close identification between noble status and army officership not only perpetuated a military-aristocratic governmental system, but also produced the habits of command and obedience in Prusso-Germany society still fatefully apparent in the first half of the twentieth century

In the current, highly unpredictable context, in which the great powers want to preserve their economic, political, cultural and military influences, and the regional powers seek to receive an as comfortable as possible place at the table of the powerful ones, there is still a dilemma for which military strategies do not have a definitive answer: territorial troops versus professional forces. The two concepts are found, in specific forms, in the Romanian military terminology, as well as in the legislation approved in order to modernise the Romanian military body ever since the time of Prince Alexandru Ioan I (Alexandru Ioan Cuza). In the first years of the establishment of the modern Romanian Army, the political factors, but especially the military ones, with decision-making power, enacted the organisation of the Romanian armed power, introducing modern doctrinal concepts, starting, however, from the traditional military doctrine, according to which the national territory of the country is defended by the entire people. Thus, during the reign of Alexandru Ioan I, the main components of the Romanian Army were the permanent army, with its reserve forces, the territorial army, as well as the militias, which included, without being paid special importance, the city guard and the crowds.

The strategy for national security, seen as a national instrument whichgives force and practical value to these requirements, represents an integratingfactor of synthesis; it becomes operational by means of an aggregate of decisions,plans, measures and actions meant to prevent and to efficiently counteract the risks and threats which may endanger the values and national interests, as well as the values which confer identity and unity to the European construction.Keywords: international relations; European Union; national security strategy; the Euro-Atlantic security.

This paper describes about military radar system is going now a days and in future development of the system. How's the military operation performed by the radar system. the basically three type of radar are in the radar system , Land based air defense radar , Space borne radar system , ,Airborne surveillance radar .Some conceivable employments of radar information are appeared and how this will improve the adequacy of arranging, planning, coordinating also, controlling of military activities. Vinay Jangir | Manisha Kumawat | Manish Kumar Sharma "Military Radar System" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-3 , April 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd23026.pdf

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