Proceedings Magazine - February 2019

Feature Article
Cyber Warfare Doctrine Already Exists
Issue: Proceedings Magazine - February 2019 Vol. 145/2/1,392

In their search for cyber warfare doctrine, practitioners and leaders need look no ...

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    A Christmas Eve Mass for the Living

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