The Marines, Counterinsurgency, and Strategic Culture

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Bibliography 295Yates, Lawrence A. The US Military’s Experience in Stability Operations, 1789–2005. Global War on Terrorism Occasional Paper 15. Fort Leavenworth, KS:Combat Studies Institute Press, 2006.Zappa, Maj. Daniel R. Interview in McWilliams and Wheeler, Al- Anbar Awakening,Vol. 1.Zilmer, Maj. Gen. Richard C. Interview in McWilliams and Wheeler, Al- AnbarAwakening, Vol. 1.
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This book is dedicated to Steve, Be
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ContentsForeword by Gen. Jim Mattis
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ForewordThe last dozen years of war
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AcknowledgmentsI owe an enormous de
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IntroductionLearning Counterinsurge
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Introduction 3by service instinct r
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Introduction 5by Marine scholars te
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Introduction 7Positive blind spots
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Introduction 9Marine is tracked fro
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Introduction 11explanation and proj
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Part IThe Strategic Culturesof Amer
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Chapter 1Know ThyselfTurning the St
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Know Thyself 17actors.” 8 Strateg
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Know Thyself 19Applied and refined
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Know Thyself 21As noted earlier in
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Know Thyself 23their sometimes inno
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Know Thyself 25IdentityIdentity is
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Know Thyself 27contrary to their pr
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Know Thyself 29to military or other
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Know Thyself 31are omitted? What do
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Know Thyself 33strengthen what had
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Know Thyself 3534. Hall, Beyond Cul
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Chapter 2Bounding the PossibleThe I
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Bounding the Possible 39History has
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Bounding the Possible 41optic of an
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Bounding the Possible 43continent
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Bounding the Possible 45US Military
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Bounding the Possible 47sophisticat
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Bounding the Possible 49that posses
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Bounding the Possible 5159. Cohen,
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Chapter 3Life in the SeamsEstablish
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Identity and Role 55mixed narrative
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Identity and Role 57Against that mo
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Identity and Role 59experienced Ger
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Identity and Role 61of hand,” inc
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Identity and Role 63acts of obedien
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Identity and Role 65caught the roma
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Identity and Role 67Army. It isn’
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Identity and Role 69The first comma
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Identity and Role 71is—of what th
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Identity and Role 73Marines’ pain
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Identity and Role 75of the Small Wa
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Identity and Role 77fashion; they s
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Identity and Role 798. Ibid., 19.9.
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Identity and Role 8146. Millett, Se
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Identity and Role 8394. For a sampl
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Identity and Role 85143. USMC, Mari
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Norms and Values 8710,000 miles awa
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Norms and Values 89warrior skill of
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Norms and Values 91Female Marines c
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Norms and Values 93scenarios, howev
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Norms and Values 95A favorite quote
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Norms and Values 97about the delete
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Norms and Values 99nearly one hundr
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Norms and Values 101most mundane or
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Norms and Values 103Enthusiasm asid
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Norms and Values 105Penny PinchingN
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Norms and Values 107Relishing the r
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Norms and Values 109the Corps. O’
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Norms and Values 11150. Ricks, Maki
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Norms and Values 11398. Cooling and
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Chapter 5“We Do Windows”Marine
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Norms and Perceptual Lens 117when t
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Norms and Perceptual Lens 119Adapt
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Norms and Perceptual Lens 121for co
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Norms and Perceptual Lens 123follow
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Norms and Perceptual Lens 125Waller
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Norms and Perceptual Lens 127charac
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Norms and Perceptual Lens 129Christ
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Norms and Perceptual Lens 131away,
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Norms and Perceptual Lens 133Corps.
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Norms and Perceptual Lens 1353. Cap
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Norms and Perceptual Lens 13770. Ar
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Part IIMarines across a Centuryof C
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Chapter 6Setting the StageSmall War
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Setting the Stage 143troops were pr
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Setting the Stage 145comprehensive
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Setting the Stage 147follow- on fro
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Setting the Stage 149default form:
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Setting the Stage 151with them the
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Setting the Stage 153terrain and cu
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Setting the Stage 155‘New Movemen
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Setting the Stage 159legation guard
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Setting the Stage 161Nicaragua and
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Setting the Stage 163fluent in the
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Setting the Stage 165Every time a m
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Setting the Stage 167The senior Mar
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Setting the Stage 171In sharp contr
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Setting the Stage 175United States
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Setting the Stage 17775. Hemingway,
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Setting the Stage 179126. Schmidt,
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Setting the Stage 181161. Peterson,
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Setting the Stage 183203. Edward Pa
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Contrasting Nation- Building 185chi
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Counterinsurgency Readiness 203comp
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Counterinsurgency Readiness 205The
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Counterinsurgency Readiness 207the
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Counterinsurgency Readiness 209“n
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Counterinsurgency Readiness 211auth
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Counterinsurgency Readiness 213stre
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Counterinsurgency Readiness 215and
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Chapter 9Counterinsurgency in IraqE
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 219their
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 221the
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 223The wi
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 225mind-
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 227Washin
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 229divisi
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 231the ra
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 233the in
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 235Despit
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 237succes
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 239the lo
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 241was st
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Counterinsurgency in Iraq 243govern
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Page 270 and 271: Conclusion 257(MAGTF) as well as th
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Page 280 and 281: Conclusion 267nation as a possessor
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Page 294 and 295: Conclusion 28150. Staff Maj. Gen. K
Page 296 and 297: BibliographyAdamsky, Dima. The Cult
Page 298 and 299: Bibliography 285Connable, Ben. “C
Page 300 and 301: Bibliography 287Glenn, John, Darryl
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Page 304 and 305: Bibliography 291Millett, Allan R. S
Page 306 and 307: Bibliography 293Sledge, E. B. With
Page 310 and 311: Indexaculturalism, 41adaptability,
Page 312 and 313: Index 299Center for Advanced Operat
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Page 318 and 319: Index 305of, 69, 73, 75-78, 84n133.
Page 320 and 321: Index 307Peterson, Matthew H., 233P
Page 322 and 323: Index 309Tashev, Blagovest, 123team
Page 324: About the AuthorJeannie L. Johnson
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