The Strategic Competition for Partnership

Melville identifies key principles learned through analyzing over seventy engagements between a US Army Africa deputy commanding general (DCG) and leaders such as chiefs of defense, land component commanders, UN commanders, and ambassadors, as well as DCG engagements as a co-exercise director for ma...

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Published in:Military Review 2022-05, Vol.102 (3), p.58-66
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