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An experiment in artificial holocausts. The incendiary bombing of Hamburg, Germany, was a test of the practicality of creating artificial firestorms. The success of the Hamburg raid, and especially the destruction of Dresden in a later experiment, inspired the United States to make such ''strategic bombing'' a primary focus of the air attacks on Japan. This photo is from June 20, 1944, long after most of residential Hamburg had been burned, and shows the results of a successful attack on the Ebano oil refinery by B- 17s and B-24s of the 8th Air Force. USAAF files, NASM Library, photo 21435. [ 85 ]
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POSTMODERN WAR
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POSTMODERN WAR THE NEW POLITICS OF
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To Carl Harp, cofounder of Men Agai
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION From Sarejevo
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Introduction: From Sarajevo to Sara
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Introduction [ 3 ] • Within the n
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Introduction [ 5 ] Theirs is a hybr
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Introduction [ 7 ] fighter-bombers
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Introduction [ 9 ] written, "She wh
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Part One The Present
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Only a test: Israeli students wear
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The normalization of unspeakable ho
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Real Cyberwar Chapter One Resistanc
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Real Cyberwar [ 21 ] Just what is h
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Real Cyberwar [ 23 ] (1971, p. 244)
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Real Cyberwar [ 25 ] the computer a
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Real Cyberwar [ 27 ] Benjamin Barbe
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Real Cyberwar [ 29 ] Space systems
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Real Cyberwar [ 31 ] were sent to t
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Part Three The Future
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-'.., rjl.'h I WISH I WERE A MAM BE
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m 0 0 0 0 0 0 War is hell, unless y
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Happy bomber guys. US AF officers w
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The Cyborg Soldier: Future/Present
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Future Peace [ 229 ] On the other h
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Scientists and War Future Peace [ 2
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Future Peace [ 233 ] cally interest
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Future Peace [ 237 ] militarization
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Future Peace [ 241 ] an open aversi
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War and Peace 2000 Chapter Thirteen
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War and Peace 2000 [ 245 ] power" a
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War and Peace 2000 [ 251 ] terroris
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Deconstructing War War and Peace 20
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Notes to Chapter One [ 263 ] Chapte
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Notes to Chapter Two [ 265 ] Consid
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References [ 279 ] Andriole, Stephe
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References [ 281 ] . (1991). This A
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References [ 283 ] De Landa, Manuel
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References [ 285 ] Falk, Jim. (1987
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References [ 287 ] Earle, ed., Make
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References [ 293 ] Loeb, Paul. (198
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Index A-Bomb (Atomic bomb). See Nuc
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half-lives, 183 imagery, 9 military
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Kitchener, Field Marshal Lord, 120
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RAND, 152, 164, 225, 271nn. 12, 13.
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United Nations (UN), 3 United State
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