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U.S. Army's Modular Redesign: Issues for Congress [Updated February 10, 2005]

Andrew Feickert

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Military; Military/Defense policy and doctrine; Military/Military roles; Military/War and warfare

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Military; Military/Defense policy and doctrine; Military/Military roles; Military/War and warfare

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Military; Military/Defense policy and doctrine; Military/Military roles; Military/War and warfare

Key concepts: Modular design, Engineering, Political science, Aeronautics, Operations research, Operations management, Computer science, Operating system

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