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 | JOINT DOCTRINE NOTE 1/18: CYBER AND ELECTROMAGNETIC ACTIVITIES By Ministry of Defence
Cyber and electromagnetic activities (CEMA) are interdependent and
within the electromagnetic environment (EME). The EME will be contested
by actors using both cyber and electromagnetic activity to achieve
operational advantage. Digitisation has led to the convergence of cyber and
information activities to such an extent that CEMA coordination across the
joint force will be imperative for operational success. Freedom to flexibly use
or to deny, degrade or constrain adversary access to the ...Read more > | 64 Pages 2.09 MB |
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 | GLOBAL BRITAIN IN A COMPETITIVE AGE By HM Government
The Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy
(Integrated Review) concludes at an important moment for the United Kingdom.
The world has changed considerably since the 2015 Strategic Defence and Security
Review, as has the UK’s place within it. Our departure from the European Union
(EU) provides a unique opportunity to reconsider many aspects of our domestic
and foreign policy, building on existing friendships but also looking further afield. ...Read more > | 114 Pages 11.60 MB |
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 | MULTI-DOMAIN INTEGRATION By Joint Concept Note 1/20
The UK faces threats from resurgent
and developing powers, state and non-state actors, and violent
extremism. A strategy of ‘political warfare’ is being used by our pacing
threat (Russia), which is designed to undermine our cohesion, erode
economic, political and social resilience, and challenge our strategic
position in key regions of the world. The strategy does not ...Read more > | 90 Pages br /
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 | STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP EDUCATION
Despite the plethora of works published on leadership, the truth behind Burns’ statement
remains extant today. Trying to grasp the basics, let alone the subtleties, of leadership is
made all the more complex by virtue of everyone having a view on the subject. The more
senior the officer – or civil servant – the more convinced they are that their perceptions are
the most ...Read more > | 10 Pages 56.51 KB |
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 | THE STRATEGIC DEFENCE REVIEW : A NEW CHAPTER SUPPORTING INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS
Threats consist of both the capabilities and the intent of potential or actual aggressors. Since 11
September, Usama bin Laden and his associates have made some statements of intent, and we
continue to assess carefully their capabilities. We must take care not to draw conclusions from the
events of 11 September that are too narrowly focused. The element of surprise was a key
characteristic of those ...Read more > | 25 Pages 272.13 KB |
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 | STRATEGIC TRENDS
Strategic Trends is an independent view of the future produced by the Development,
Concepts and Doctrine Centre (DCDC), a Directorate General within the UK’s Ministry of
Defence (MOD). It is a source document for the development of UK Defence ...Read more > | 106 Pages 7.04 MB |
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 | THE UKS NUCLEAR DETERRENT
Over the last decade the UK has taken action to
reduce its stockpile of nuclear warheads. Polaris -
a submarine launched ballistic missile (SLBM)
system - has been decommissioned; similarly the
nuclear bombs that were in service with the RAF
have been ...Read more > | 8 Pages 176.21 KB |
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 | PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
Historically, new developments in communications
systems have oscillated between wired and wireless.
Early initiatives in Morse telegraphy and the wired
telephone subsequently gave way to Marconi’s wireless
telegraphy and then to voice. After the Second World
War fixed wireless systems led the way providing higher
capacity terrestrial and satellite radio links. Later
networking led to the advent of the Internet and the
interconnection of ...Read more > | 8 Pages 339.17 KB |
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 | JOINT OPERATIONS PLANNING
Joint Operations Planning is about campaign planning
in deployed multinational and national Joint Operations.1 It describes how planning
activities and processes are integrated and co-ordinated to support decision-making
and the production of plans, orders and ...Read more > | 211 Pages 1.89 MB |
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 | DEFENCE RECORDS MANAGEMENT MANUAL
The public records of the United Kingdom date back to the 11th century and form a rich archive which is a part of our national heritage. The great wealth of documents and other records stored at The National Archives (TNA), located at Kew, have led to its recognition as one of the most significant archives in the ...Read more > | 106 Pages 4.52 MB |
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