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| Tango01 | 10 Apr 2020 8:57 p.m. PST |
…Mobile Force Concept, R Simpkin, 1984. "So this was the summer reading, all part of a project called Deep Battle that I have yet to really start writing about or indeed executing but have been researching since about 2015. Over a wet week in Wales I have been ploughing my way through the 12 essays in this book by Brigadier Richard Simpkin who wrote a series of books on military manoeuvre warfare theory in the mid to late 80s and participated in the wide ranging discussion that went on at that time within NATO with regard to managing the Soviet threat. Of the essays I am interested in I have now read most of them 2-3 times. The ideas are complex and Simpkin is rarely an easy read. Working at it in order to understand what he is saying can be very rewarding…"
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