Archivo de la categoría 'Modern Warfare'

Mar1

THE CAPTURE OF BIN LADEN.

Introduction.

Bin Laden is the principal responsible for the attempts of September 11, 2001. And also probably those of March 11, 2004. But in a lax way, of ideological religious sponsorship. As he was in these dates, first sheltered in Afghanistan, and later hidden in its inaccessible and […]

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Publicado en: The radical Islam Military Theory Military History Central Asia Al-Qaida Strategy Crisis and Conflicts Guerrilla Warfare Counterinsurgency Operations Modern Warfare Operational Strategy

Feb1

THE SELF DEFENSE.

General introduction.
The self defense is a bivalent topic. At the light of the juridical classification it seems to be definite. But, when we go on to the casuistry and the practical cases, the application of the legitimate self defense is vague, tough and, probably, disconcerting.
And, in the moments in […]

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Publicado en: Military Theory Military History Politics Crisis and Conflicts Modern Warfare Education


Ene1

A Theory for the Modern Warfare

Her Historical Context
Her Theory and Evolution

Introduction.

The theory of the maneuver warfare tried to give a practical solution to the predisposition of the North American ground military forces of using exaggerated or inopportunely the heavy fire support. As their principal “argument” or action over the enemy, in the combats or in their […]

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Publicado en: Military Theory Strategy Crisis and Conflicts Guerrilla Warfare Counterinsurgency Operations Modern Warfare Operational Strategy

Dic1

THE BATTLE OF AUSTERLITZ

The Battle of Austerlitz or the Battle of the Three Emperors.
The French Crowning of her War of 1805 against the Third Coalition.

Introduction. Reasons of the war. England Promotes the Third Coalition against France. The First Movements of the Belligerents.

The first series of the wars that arise immediately after the French […]

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Publicado en: Military Theory Military History Maneuver Warfare Crisis and Conflicts Modern Warfare Education Operational Strategy


Jul16

The Ardennes Battle.

Introduction.
The Intervention of Patton’s 3rd. Army in the Counterattack against the German Penetration in the Ardennes in the Winter of 1944. An Example of the Operational Employment of the Tempo, or Measure of the Proper and Effective Rapidity with which the Operations are Executed.
It is an example where appear highlighted certain qualities of a great […]

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Publicado en: Military Theory Military History Maneuver Warfare Strategy Modern Warfare Operational Strategy Second World War

Jul1

Recommended Books on Guerrilla Warfare.

In this “blog” I present since a long time ago, a list of “recommended books on military theory “, that is very visited. I have to admit, as a deficiency, that in it I have not included any book on the guerrilla warfare. The actual, historical and social importance of the irregular war phenomenon is […]

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Publicado en: Military Theory Military History Maneuver Warfare Strategy Guerrilla Warfare Counterinsurgency Operations Modern Warfare Operational Strategy


Abr1

Real Che Guevara on Guerrilla Warfare

Introduction.
Ernesto Guevara and de la Serna, who signed as “Che” the Banco Nacional of Cuba money bills, was an educated, young, disciplined and methodical man. He was capable of analyzing the “military” path of the Cuban revolution from 1956 to 1958. And he extracted a few characteristics of how it developed this way and why […]

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Publicado en: Military Theory Military History Urban Guerrilla Warfare Politics Crisis and Conflicts Guerrilla Warfare Counterinsurgency Operations Modern Warfare

Feb2

THE MILITARY THOUGHT.

The military thought can be divide in professional and analytical or theoretic. Though departing from a common core of education, actions and interests, between the professional military thought and the analytical one are sufficient and important differences and functions, to distinguish them clearly in his sphere and his practice. Both forms of the military thought […]

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Publicado en: Military Theory Military History Maneuver Warfare Strategy Crisis and Conflicts Modern Warfare Operational Strategy


Ene13

The Hamas’ defense in the Gaza strip

It is not easy to manage and defend the repulsing urban zones. Its employment demands high requirements to the Hamas combatants:
An enough motivation, which encourages them to follow the armed way and risking their lives for its cause. That appeases and rationalizes them the inevitable fear for the fighting in the nearby distances with a […]

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Publicado en: The radical Islam Military Theory Military History Urban Guerrilla Warfare Crisis and Conflicts Guerrilla Warfare Modern Warfare Operational Strategy

Oct15

The Biological Warfare

ITS REAL POSSIBILITIES AS TERRORISTS’ USABLE WEAPON AND IN THE MODERN WARFARE. ITS INSTRUMENTS AND HISTORICAL CONTEXT.
The biological warfare is the military use, as war weapon, of the living pathogenic, animal or plant organisms, and of the natural poisonous products, called toxins. Since the germs and the bacteria are used in it, it is also […]

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Publicado en: The radical Islam Military Theory Military History Al-Qaida Crisis and Conflicts Guerrilla Warfare Modern Warfare


Sep1

Military Operations in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

A Fourth Generation (asymmetrical, Guerrilla) War in Central Asia.  
How do Western and Pakistani Armies develop their military operations against the Taliban and al-Qaeda?  What is the idiosyncrasy of the 40 million Pasthuns who live in the territories infected by them? How is the Pashtunwali or honor’s code of their tribes? How can be better […]

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Publicado en: The radical Islam The Islam Military Theory Military History Central Asia Al-Qaida Politics Maneuver Warfare Strategy Crisis and Conflicts Guerrilla Warfare Counterinsurgency Operations Modern Warfare Operational Strategy

Jun7

The defense of the military positions in the asymmetrical counterinsurgency warfare.

The effective defense of the billeting, redoubts and military camps from the attack and harassment of the irregular armed rebels is based on three operative qualities: the initiative, the mobility and the offensive action. These, in turn, are directly determined by the mentality and the combative disposition of the military men (which depend fundamentally on […]

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Publicado en: The radical Islam Military Theory Military History Central Asia Iraq Urban Guerrilla Warfare Al-Qaida Counterinsurgency Operations Modern Warfare Operational Strategy




 

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Enrique Alonso nació en La Habana. Tras el establecimiento del régimen comunista se trasladó a España, licenciándose en Ciencias Químicas en la Universidad de Oviedo.

Es titulado por la Universidad Complutense en Química y Tecnología del Petroleo (dos cursos) y en Logística por la Cámara de Comercio de Madrid (un curso). Ha realizado su labor profesional durante más de 30 años en REPSOL y empresas anteriores, absorbidas posteriormente. Su trabajo se centró en la investigación de lubricantes (Centro de Investigación de la calle Embajadores), el área comercial y la logística de lubricantes (unas 100 mil Tm. al año de productos a granel y envasados, con un presupuesto total de unos 1000 millones de ptas).

Ha sido colaborador en la década de los 80, del diario Pueblo y, a través de la agencia EFE, de diversos diarios españoles e hispanoamericanos en temas de política internacional y militares.

Es autor de la novela “Operación Elefante”, publicada en 1982, que trata minuciosa y extensamente de las operaciones y tácticas de las guerrillas y contraguerrillas en la Angola socialista prosoviética de Agostinho Neto, apoyada desde 1975 por tropas cubanas. 

En 2005 publicó en inglés el ensayo “On the Nature of War”, que es una teoría de la guerra basada en el desarrollo y la aplicación práctica de 10 “sistemas operativos”.

Actualmente es colaborador permanente de la revista española War Heat International.

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