After Victory: The Commander's Tasks in Post-Conflict Operations
John M. McLain
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John M. McLain
Abstract
This research paper examines the nature of post-conflict operations at the operational level of war. The central thesis of the paper is that post-conflict operations are a critical phase of a conflict, are unique and separate from other seemingly similar applications of military force, and the tasks of the commander are not addressed in a clear and integrated manner in current doctrine.
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This research paper examines the nature of post-conflict operations at the operational level of war. The central thesis of the paper is that post-conflict operations are a critical phase of a conflict, are unique and separate from other seemingly similar applications of military force, and the tasks of the commander are not addressed in a clear and integrated manner in current doctrine.
Key concepts: Victory, Operations research, Aeronautics, Computer science, Computer security, Operations management, Political science, Engineering