Countering Others' Insurgencies Understanding U.S. Small-Footprint Interventions in Local Context
This report describes counterinsurgency strategies and practices and conditions in which U.S. "small-footprint" partnerships may succeed. Successful U.S. operations have been concentrated in favorable conditions, but most insurgencies occur in worst-case conditions. Case studies of the Phi...
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