Titlebook: Alternative Approaches to British Defence Policy; John Baylis (Senior Lecturer in the Department of Book 1983 Palgrave Macmillan, a divis

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Introduction: Defence Policy for the 1980s and 1990s,versies about military priorities have been a constant feature of the post-Second World War period in the series of defence reviews which have taken place. Apart from Korea in the early 1950s and nuclear weapons in the late 1950s and early 1960s, however, these debates have generally passed the publ

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Alternative Strategies: Strategy, Tactics and New Technology,w they are affecting and will affect strategies, tactics, and equipment. The nature of each activity is dynamically affected by the surge of new technology. The actual changes are often delayed by the bureaucratic machine and the conservative thinking and conceptions of the armed forces whose ideas

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Return to a National Strategy,onceptions, of which the most dangerous (certainly in the long term) may be briefly summarised as: ‘Our front line is in Germany where lies the greatest threat to the United Kingdom; war, if it comes in Europe, will be short, so the Atlantic (never mind more distant seas) hardly matters, and where i

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Flexibility, Mobility and Involvement,to this threat must have the first call on our resources … In allocating these [more defence resources] we shall be taking measures which will strengthen our general defence capability by increasing the flexibility, mobility, and readiness of all three Services for operations in support of NATO and

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John Baylis (Senior Lecturer in the Department of

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Ina Garnefeld,Eva Muenkhoff,Jens Hogreve,Andreas Eggerttions are calculated by enforcing the boundary conditions in the sense of least squares. The resulting multi-level method is robust and significantly reduces the computational cost. No weakly or strongly singular integrals have to be evaluated. Moreover, the problem of severely ill-conditioned matri