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69 UNSCR 837 (1993). Online at
http://daccessdds.un.org/doc/UNDOC/GEN/N93/332/32/IMG/N9333232.pdf. Accessed 31 May 2007.
70 William Shawcross, op cit, pp113-115
71 Boutros Boutros-Ghali, op cit, p132.
72 William Shawcross, op cit, p115.
73 Romeo Dallaire, Shake Hands With the Devil; the Failure of Humanity in Rwanda (London: Arrow
Books, 2004), p6.
74 Personal discussion with former aide to US Secretary of State Colin Powell, Fort Knox, Sep 2005.
75
JFC Fuller, op cit, p70.
76
Michael Ignatieff, Virtual War; Kosovo and Beyond (London: Vintage books, 2001), pp61-62.
77 nd
General Jan Smuts, 2 Report of the Committee on Air Organisation and Home Defence Against Air
Raids, Cabinet Office Record CAB 23/3, reprinted in H A Jones, The War in the Air (Oxford: Clarendon
Press, 1937).
78
Sir Douglas Haig, Letter to the Chief of the Imperial General Staff on the Subject of a Separate Air
Service, 15 Sep 1917, reprinted ibid.
79
APN Lambert , ‘Air Power and Coerc ion’ in Stuart Peach (Ed) Perspectives on Air Power (London: The
Stationery Office, 1998), p276.
80 Irwin Rommel, cited ibid, p277.
81 US Conference of Catholic Bishops, The Harvest of Justice is Sown in Peace, 17 Nov 1993. On-line at
http://www.usccb.org/sdwp/harvest.shtml. Accessed 6 Dec 07.
82 James Der Derian, ‘Virtuous War/Virtual Theory’ in International Affairs, Oct 2000, pp771-788.
83 Leo Docherty, ‘Afghans Sick of Armies Killing Their People’ in The Guardian, 13 Jun 2007.
84 As Chief of Future Operations in the Combined Security Transition Command – Afghanistan, the
author was closely involved in staffing this issue. (Only unclassified information is here imparted).
85 Michael Walzer, op cit, pp138-143.
86 SLA Marshall, Men Against Fire (New York, William & Morrow, 1947).
87 Dave Grossman, On Killing; The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society (London:
Little, Brown & Co, UK Edition, 1998). See also his Killology website: www.killology.com.
88 JFC Fuller, Armament and History (London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1946), p83.
89 Ibid, px.
90 Ibid, ppxii-xiii.
91 www.army.mil/fcs.htlm. Accessed 20 Jan 08.
92 www.arrmy.mil.fcs/overview.html. Accessed 20 Jan 08.
93 Michael Ignatieff, The Warrior’s Honor (New York: Henry Holt & Company, Paperback Edition
1998), pp116-117.
94 John Keegan, The Face of Battle (London: Barrie & Jenkins Ltd, Edition 1988), pp93-96.
95 JFC Fuller, Machine Warfare, p35.
96 For a full analysis and history of the military as profession, see General Sir John Hackett, The
Profession of Arms (London: Sidgwick and Jackson, 1983) or Samuel Huntingdon, The Soldier and the
State; The Theory of Civil-Military Relations (Cambridge MA: Belknap/Harvard University Press, 1957),
especially Chapters 1 and 2.
97 Duty with Honour. The Profession of Arms in Canada (Canadian Defence Academy – Canadian Forces
Leadership Institute, 2003).
98 Field Manual No 1. The (US) Army (HQ Department of the Army, 2005).
99 Values and Standards of the British Army (Ministry of Defence, 2000; Army Code 63812).
100 Values and Standards of the British Army; Commanders’ Edition (Ministry of Defence, 2000; Army
Code 63813).
101 Army Doctrine Publication 5. Soldiering. The Military Covenant (Ministry of Defence, 2000, Army
Code 71642)
102
FM 1, p1-14.
103
Ibid, p15.
104
Duty with Honour, p29.
105
Prof Sir Laurence Freedman, keynote speech to Royal United Services Institute conference The Laws
of Armed Conflict, London 18 Jul 06.
106
The Royal Netherlands Defence Academy, for example, hosted a conference on Moral Dimensions of
Asymmetric Warfare, Amsterdam, 4-6 Oct 2006.
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