Military Deception in Peace and War¶
Handel, M. I. Military Deception in Peace and War.
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- In military information operations, a wartime deception misleads friendly forces and coalition partners who lack clearance into the deception plan, so the false picture enters their intelligence cycles and becomes hard to dislodge — the reason classical deception planning demands heavy compartmentation.
This sourceJerusalem Papers on Peace Problems 38. Jerusalem: Magnes Press, Hebrew University, 1985. Analyzes the structure of military deception operations and the compartmentation discipline required to keep deception plans from misleading friendly forces and coalition partners who consult the same intelligence picture.
- In military information operations, a wartime deception misleads friendly forces and coalition partners who lack clearance into the deception plan, so the false picture enters their intelligence cycles and becomes hard to dislodge — the reason classical deception planning demands heavy compartmentation.
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