Operation Allied Force¶
Record, J. (1999). Operation Allied Force: Yet Another Wake-Up Call for the Army?. Parameters, 29(4), 15-23.
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Primes¶
- Objective Creep
- In military operations — the canonical case — a force authorised for a limited objective accumulates adjacent objectives — counterinsurgency, nation-building, regional balance — until it is engaged with a problem an order of magnitude larger than what it was sized for.
This sourceAnalyzes mission creep in U.S. military interventions, the canonical case of objectives accumulating beyond the authorized envelope (Kosovo/Allied Force, with Somalia among the referenced precedents).
- In military operations — the canonical case — a force authorised for a limited objective accumulates adjacent objectives — counterinsurgency, nation-building, regional balance — until it is engaged with a problem an order of magnitude larger than what it was sized for.
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