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Shipping list no.: 98-0220-P. ; "19 February 1998"--P. [i]. ; "Supersedes fleet marine force manual (FMFM0 3-20, Commander's guide to intelligence (6 February 1991)"--P. [i]. ; Cover title. ; Includes bibliographical references. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Mar. 15, 1979. ; Supersedes FMFM 4-4, dated Nov. 3, 1972. ; Includes bibliographical references and index. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The study investigates and develops components for implementing an effective and efficient military knowledge/information/communication in closed network architecture. Since military personnel are always on the move, the dissemination of knowledge/information/communication needs a mobile platform to accommodate mobility of people. The mobile and wireless network platform should be able to sustain the remoteness and seclusion of military operation areas. Communication is one of key problems of a military operation especially due to environmental constraints. This study proposes on establishing a future soldier communication device with mobile Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) and mobile network to suit the infantry operations in the jungle. The operational areas are considered to restricted and challenging locations. Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) will become inexpensive and common over the next decade Thus, a thorough study is vital to develop the most suitable smart equipment and network requirements for Malaysia's military eco-system. Finally, this study has successfully developed new smart device prototype using WSN approach for Military operation. In addition, this prototype can be used for Search and Rescue (SAR) operation. This prototype is able to transmit death and location status, movement location status, health monitoring and status to the base station.

The command and control system of NATO's joint operations requires large scale command posts, large numbers of stuff, and spacious, big sized infrastructure that even to operate are cumbersome, but also are an extremely attractive target for the adversary due to its extensive infrastructure and large supporting staff. The Alliance will face unpredictable challenges in the future, extending beyond traditional operational domains such asspace and cyberspace. On top of that, the operations will extent to the full spectrum of operations, that is from low-intensity peacetime military engagement to high-intensity war conflict. These trends will further increase the size of the command posts. This paper presents the requirements for future operational staffs and command posts, while trying to find answers to emerging challenges.

. In this artcle, an atempt has been made to reveal through the prism of Russia‑Ukrain military confrontaton the US intentons to create a global system of states subordinaton to its world dominaton. The example of Pakistan evidently shows Washington's intolerant attude to the independent foreign policy manifestatons of any country, which is at odds with their interests. And in the American arsenal there are various instruments for punishing "disobedient" states, including the removal of unsuitable governments.

"The United States led military coalitions against Iraq in the 1990-1991 Persian Gulf War and the 2003 overthrow of the Saddam Hussein regime in Iraq. Although these events are among the most studied in recent American military history, the U.S. operations in the Middle East between the two conflicts are much less well known. This monograph fills this gap and recounts how the U.S. Army helped deter Iraqi aggression during this period. It also chronicles how the Army maintained a high tempo of operations during a decade of downsizing and consolidation"--