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[ 312 ] Index Soldiers (continued) psychology in battle, 202 as weapons, 195 women, 241 Space displacement, 183 military. See also War, space European, 273n. 3 Panama Invasion, 28-29 U.S., command, 222-224 Spanish American War, 203 Spanish Civil War, 131 Speed postmodern, 82, 171-172 of war, 40, 171-172 Speer, Albert, 131 Stanford Research Institute, 204 Stanford University, 205 Star Wars, 266-267n. 1. See also Strategic Defense Initiative Steiner, George, 182 Stimson, Sec. of War Henry L, 103, 213 Strategic bombing failure, 131 firestorms, 85, 86, 132-133, 137 Hamburg, 85, 132 history, 130-139 poison gas, 132 system, 128 Tokyo, 86,137 Strategic Computing Program (SCP), 244 battlemanager, 216 claimed success, 55 companies, 56-57, 267n. 6 demonstration projects, 53 predictions, 53-54 scientists, 267n. 2 universities, 56-57, 267n. 7 Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), 103 battlemanager, 53 brilliant pebbles, 54-55 Eastport Study, 184 National Test Bed, 59-60 politics, 54-55 scientists, 267n. 2 Star Wars, 266-267n. 1 Subjugated knowledges. See Knowledge, subjugated Sullivan, Gen. Gordon R., 212-213 Sun Tzu, 93-94, 108,212 Swett, Charles, 264n. 14 Systems analysis (SA) origins, 142-143, 151 Vietnam War, 160 Talenski, Maj. Gen. N. A., 271n. 1 Tartaglia, Niccolo, 232 Taylor, Frederick W, 118 Taylor, Gen. Maxwell, 201 Taylor, Theodore, 236 Taylorism, history, 118—119 Technoeuphoria, 248 Technology brainchildren, 118, 183,231 civilian vs. military, 117 colonialism, 125-126 computing, 65-68, 69, 183-184 politics, 137, 179 failures AI battle managers, 64 autonomous weapons, 46, 165 computing, 57, 65-68, 183-184 Patriot vs. Scud, 46 simulators, 62 fanaticism, 50, 137 imperative, 213-214 innovation, 118, 183, 231 military. See also Weapons strategy, 172-173 driving tactics, 173 U.S., 172-173 psychology, 104, 164, 203 responsibility, 103 sexualization, 104 war. See also War, technology colonial, 125-126 enabling, 7 ending, 251 modem, 110 new, 225 Technophilia, 29, 225 Technoscience. See also Science; Technology and change, 9 computing, 262n. 5 defining, 262n. 5 illusions and war, 27 paradoxes, 247 Technowar, 165 Teller, Edward, 54, 102, 229, 232 Television, and war, 44—45 Terrorism, 4, 32-33 biological, 20 causes, 181 nuclear, 54 religious, 20 Testing, military, 60-61 Theories, totalizing, 8 Theweleit, Klaus, 123-124, 175, 245 Think Tanks, 152-153 Think tanks, 150-151, 152-153, 203. See also RAND Third World, 49, 223 Timmerman, Col. Frederick, 210 Toffler, Heidi, and Alvin, 264n. 9 The Tools of Empire, 109-110 Toulmin, Stephen, 75 Truth, constructed, 256 Turing, Alan, 144, 232, 273n. 1 Turner, Adm. Stansfield, 200
United Nations (UN), 3 United States (U.S.), 115 Civil War, 116-117,269-270 Cold War with USSR, 23 interests, global, 182 military aid, 32 budgets, 63 computer spending, 267n. 5 policy, 50, 196, 224, 265n. 16 scientists, 229 United States Air Force (USAF) Project Forecast 11,216-218 United States Army (USA), drugs, 206-207 United States Navy (USN), Navy 21 report, 219- 221 USS (United States Ships) Mayaguez, 63 Oklahoma, 4 Sides, 68 Stark, 64-65 Vincennes, 65-67 Yorktown, 64 Vagts, Alfred, 139 Van Creveld, Martin, 166 The Velvet Gbve, 110 Vessey, Gen. John Vietnam War assumptions, 160 and author, 7 bombing, 27 In. 3. See also Strategic bombing Civil War, U.S., 116-117 Gulf War, 21, 47-48, 167 Indian Wars, U.S., 117 Korean War, 157 Low-Intensity Conflict, 264n. 14 morality of, 256 postmodern war, 158-161 protests, 257 reasons lost, 161 syndrome, 48 Virilio, Paul, and Lotringer, Sylvere, 19, 40 Vonnegut, Kurt, 260 Waddington, Conrad H., 270n. 7 War. See also Civil War, U.S.; Crimean War; Franco-Prussian War; Gulf War; Indian Wars; Korean War; Libya, 1988 raid on; Military; Nuclear; Panama Invasion; Peace; Revolution; Soldier; Spanish Civil War; Spanish-American War; Strategic bombing; Terrorism; Vietnam War; Weapons; World Wars American way of, 115-120 ancient, 105-106 ami-, 263n. 9 atrocities, 120 battlefields, 171-172 bureaucracy, 176-177 Index [ 313 ] casualties, 125, 174-175 censorship, 124 Cold, 23 ended, 2 defined, 22-23 post, 29-30 contemporary, 1-2 crisis, 3^\, 21, 262n. 1 cyber, 3, 195, 263n. 7 as cold war, 23 DARPA research, 52 defined, 23 genocide, 25 discourse, 97, 99, 153, 178,252 postmodern, 46, 243, 257 rules, 255-256 drug, 30-33, 166, 206-207 CIA, 207-208 Panama Invasion, 31 emotions of, 45^6, 101, 247-248 end of, 150 European Middle Ages, 111 environment, 3, 43-44, 175-6 mture, 3, 10, 20, 21, 49, 212-213, 221 games, 41—42, 62 gendering, 42-43, 10CM05, 246, 262n. 1 history, 22, 113 limits, 93 inevitability, supposed, 154 information, 22, 23, 221 innovation, 118 lethality, increasing, 171-172 logistics, 34-35, 174 low-intensity conflict (LIC), 33, 179-180 machines and men, 42, 174 management, 118, 136 men, 195 and machines, 42, 174 modeling, 95 moderation, 110 modern, 22, 110 passe", 262n. 2 morally ambiguous, 196 net, 24-25, 26 neurotic, 105 nuclear, 3 OOTW (Operations Other Than War), 180 origins, 113, 105-6 paradoxes, 20, 169-170, 247 patriarchy, 262n. 1 people's, 157 periodization, 22 politics, 106, 110,173-178,251 postmodern defined, 22 discourse, 46, 171-175,243 disjointed, 197 future, 49, 212-3 information, 22 international tensions, 23
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POSTMODERN WAR
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POSTMODERN WAR THE NEW POLITICS OF
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION From Sarejevo
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Introduction: From Sarajevo to Sara
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Part One The Present
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