"This will require a military warfare, but also cyber warfare, financial warfare, and ideological warfare," he said Wednesday.
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It is being skillfully employed in American society as demonstrated by racial animosity, class warfare, gender warfare, sexual preference warfare, age warfare and more.
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This will require military warfare, but also cyber warfare, financial warfare, and ideological warfare – as I laid out in my speech on defeating Radical Islamic terrorism several weeks ago.
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Imagine someone buys Infinite Warfare specifically for Modern Warfare Remastered.
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"Indiana is a flexible, multi-mission platform designed to carry out the seven core competencies of the submarine force: anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare, delivery of Special Operations Forces (SOF), strike warfare, irregular warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, and mine warfare," the Navy said in a press statement.
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The special warfare candidates also receive additional physical training and special warfare education to prepare them for their next stop: the Special Warfare Preparatory Course.
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But in today's modern warfare, okay, when you talk about cyber, you talk about information warfare, economic warfare and kinetic, guns up, nuclear weapons have taken less and less of an important role, in the reality of what warfare is.
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So I don't see trade warfare having any substantial chance of becoming financial warfare.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare The new Modern Warfare is my most problematic fave.
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Mr McFate: There is more to war than warfare, and more to warfare than killing.
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They included air warfare, ballistic missile defense, electronic warfare, fire support, cruise missiles and more.
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We see environmental crises, and we see in Advanced Warfare a concern with drone warfare.
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They live with the reality of tribal political warfare and are more formed by that warfare.
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Modern Warfare Remastered will both be released on Nov. 4.
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Now that we finally have a cyber warfare policy, it's time to craft a people warfare policy.
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"Cyber falls under that grey zone of is this warfare or not warfare?" he continued in part.
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The 420-foot-long ship is designed to conduct surface warfare, mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare.
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Trump is waging political warfare — against Republicans Trump is waging political warfare — against Republicans For Republican Sen.
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The submarine's ability to support a multitude of missions, including anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface ship warfare, strike warfare, surveillance and reconnaissance, made Bremerton one of the most capable submarines in the world.
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Sledgehammer worked alongside Infinity Ward on 2011's Modern Warfare 3 and then led development on Advanced Warfare.
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So this isn't just ordinary class warfare; it's class warfare aimed at perpetuating inequality into the next generation.
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Modern Warfare Remastered is a full game download (game disc must be inserted to play Modern Warfare Remastered).
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Now, when Special Warfare hopefuls go to a recruiter, they won't be able to pick a specific Special Warfare career field but instead will have to pick up a Special Warfare Operator Enlistment (SWOE) contract.
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"We're facing Russian propaganda, information warfare and even psychological warfare almost daily," said Garisons, of the Latvian Defense Ministry.
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If you're more excited for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered than you are for Infinite Warfare, it's understandable.
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He was selected for re-designation to information warfare in 1986 after initially serving as a surface warfare officer.
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They show excellence in capability, though perhaps lack capacity, in others: anti-submarine warfare, mechanized warfare and cyber operations.
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Therefore, Russian warfare has to rely more on unconventional military components, such a cyber, disinformation, economic warfare and subversion.
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America has been primed for class warfare in 2020Even before the outbreak, the US was ripe for class warfare.
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He says modern warfare requires decentralised decision-making because cyber and electronic warfare can sever communications between commanders and units.
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Shifting from conventional warfare to political warfare may allow the U.S. to check the advances of adversaries without large deployments.
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But Russia's asymmetric warfare, like political and information warfare or simply stoking corruption, is effective — largely because it weaponizes Americans.
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Cyber warfare is much more attractive than traditional warfare because it is so much less expensive and risky than physical war.
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Now when Special Warfare hopefuls go to a recruiter, they won't be able to pick a specific Special Warfare career field.
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"There is an anti-submarine warfare aspect to it as well as an anti-surface warfare aspect of it," Denison said.
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If surface warfare officers thought the SWO CNO would back off on the recent emphasis on undersea warfare, they were wrong.
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Yet potential adversaries already engage in acts of conventional warfare, cyber warfare, or acts of military aggression without eliciting a nuclear response.
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Russia's goals can also be achieved by political subversion and using information warfare as a political warfare tool to create unsettled conflicts.
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Surface warfare officers are generalists; each surface warfare officer receives essentially the same training throughout his or her 20-plus year career.
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It would also create a new position of chief information warfare officer to integrate Pentagon efforts on space, cyber and electronic warfare.
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Assault was inspired through a search for methods of warfare, something that might echo the physicality of trench warfare of WWI and WWII.
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Though Trump's information warfare tactics are tried and true, we also know that Russia's information warfare campaign against the United States hasn't stopped.
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The Naval Special Warfare Center in Coronado, California, has suspended training for three Navy SEAL and Navy Special Warfare Combatant Craft Crew classes.
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The Seahawk that crashed last month is a twin-engine assault helicopter used for submarine warfare, search and rescue and anti-ship warfare.
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It's been common knowledge for some time now that the remastered Modern Warfare is a bonus included with certain editions of Infinite Warfare.
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At launch, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered will contain only 10 MP maps from the original Call of Duty: Modern Warfare game.
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So, I don't see trade warfare having any substantial chance of becoming financial warfare — that seems to me to be an overdone concern.
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We have a high-tech, lynch mob involved in really cyber warfare and again, stalking warfare, trying to have a root in the web.
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Medical advances that saved lives also made germ warfare possible; chemical engineering led to fertilizers and increased food production but also to chemical warfare.
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The Navy's ships require more than a dozen training certifications, including mobility and seamanship and warfare capabilities like ballistic missile defense and surface warfare.
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Ukraine is the only country to have experienced Russian hybrid warfare and can provide advice and training to combat this new form of warfare.
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If you want to play Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, you're going to need the original disc for Infinite Warfare in your drive.
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Russia's so-called hybrid warfare combines conventional military might with the ability to manipulate events using a mix of subterfuge, cyberattacks and information warfare.
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He held previous posts with the Central Intelligence Agency and Naval Surface Warfare Center and has 20 years of experience with biological warfare research.
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Yet, this specialization is eroding, given the changing character of warfare, as expertise in new ways of warfare are shifting from soldiers to civilians.
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This is of course class warfare—or, more accurately, a response to the class warfare currently being waged by the rich against the poor.
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SM-6, which currently has anti-air warfare and ballistic missile defense from sea capabilities, is being tested in terminal defense and anti-surface warfare.
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They say potential adversaries could engage in conventional warfare, cyber warfare, or acts of military aggression without triggering a nuclear response by the United States.
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They typically perform mine countermeasures, anti-submarine warfare, and surface warfare, but they are capable of performing a variety of missions, according to the Navy.
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We learned on Monday — as rumors had already suggested — that Activision is releasing a remastered Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare alongside Infinite Warfare in November.
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In that role, Submarine Group 2 will "employ combat-ready forces in [anti-submarine warfare] and undersea warfare operations across mission-essential sea-service functions," Cmdr.
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Could that be addressed by a new plan that focuses on, as Mr. Trump said, "cyberwarfare, financial warfare and ideological warfare" in addition to military action?
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered will be included with the Legacy and Digital Deluxe editions of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, which starts at $79.99.
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Non-linear and hybrid warfare can be compared to any number of irregular warfare paradigms such as Cold War Active Measures, unconventional, asymmetric or 85033th generation.
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Originally designed as a modular, reconfigurable, surface platform for conducting anti-submarine warfare, mine warfare or anti-surface warfare, the concept has clearly not lived up to expectations as in reality the ship is dangerously vulnerable, principally because it's offensive striking capability is not to be feared.
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The chips stolen in the scheme "are used in missiles, missile guidance systems, fighter jets, electronic warfare, electronic warfare countermeasures and radar applications," according to the statement.
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Call of Duty: WWII is being developed by Sledgehammer Games, the Call of Duty-focused studio behind 2011's Modern Warfare 3 and 2014's Advanced Warfare.
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The trailer also confirms the existence of a "Legacy Edition" for Infinite Warfare, which packs in the newly remastered Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare as well.
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Biological warfare is The Americans' kryptonite, because biological warfare is the only thing that could eat away at that which makes Philip and Elizabeth stronger: each other.
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While we have been worrying about Moscow's ability to wage so-called "hybrid warfare," the truth is that this kind of warfare is actually a Western strength.
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A tool of warfare What the above pattern reveals is that the Syrian regime and its allies have turned ceasefires from tools of peace into tools of warfare.
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Call of Duty: WWII is being developed by Sledgehammer Games, the team that developed Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and co-developed Modern Warfare 3 alongside Infinity Ward.
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The legislation would also let any funds earmarked for electronic warfare to be used in developing and fielding electronic warfare capabilities, according to a summary of the bill.
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Despite the many recommendations put forth in both reports, I believe the surface warfare community has not significantly addressed the way it prepares surface warfare officers for sea.
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"Shutting down the government should be as off limits in budget negotiations as chemical warfare is in real warfare," Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee, said on Friday.
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Starring Game of Thrones' Kit Harington as the game's central villain, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare takes place in the near-ish future and takes warfare beyond the ozone.
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Things like hybrid warfare techniques that are designed to deliberately blur the lines, cyber warfare that exists outside of our traditional understanding of what is and is not war.
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No more — acts of — edificary warfare against Manhattan!
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As drone warfare continues its slow march into public consciousness, Eye in the Sky is the best movie yet to tackle the legal and moral quagmire surrounding modern technological warfare.
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While the first entries in the franchise were set during the Second World War, more recent entries, such as Modern Warfare 3 and Infinite Warfare are set in the future.
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Key events planned during the at-sea portions of the Malabar exercises include submarine familiarization, air defense exercises, surface warfare exercises and anti-submarine warfare, according to the US Navy.
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While the new "Modern Warfare" is a reboot of the 2007 classic "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare," Thompson said he was impressed by the way the game has evolved.
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If you're asking why Activision wouldn't just sell Remastered as a standalone product, the answer should now be obvious: more demand for Modern Warfare equals more sales for Infinite Warfare.
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Much like Fortnite, Modern Warfare will also feature a Battle Pass system with free and "premium" streams of "cool new Modern Warfare-themed content" on a season-by-season basis.
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Certainly, Russian literature is studded with examples of researchers looking to combine biological weapons against the mind with the use of psychological warfare or information warfare to achieve mass effects.
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After all, Infinite Warfare is shipping alongside a updated version of 2007's Modern Warfare, which pushed the FPS genre into the contemporary era of war in the Middle East.
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Activision has already confirmed Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 will receive a PS4 Pro patch, and both the upcoming Infinite Warfare and Modern Warfare remaster will support the hardware.
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It was the first Call of Duty game to really start pushing the futuristic setting that was a focus in Advanced Warfare (2014), Black Ops III (2015), and Infinite Warfare (2016).
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We have got to bring together the best resources of this country to understand that cyber warfare is the new warfare of the asymmetrical enemies that we face in this country.
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I did have Infinite Warfare and Modern Warfare Remastered on there last week, but I needed the 130GB(!) they were eating up for new things that I can't talk about yet.
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Besides the chemical warfare capability we should now be on the alert for Russian biological warfare capabilities that probably have been revived or were never shut down after the Cold War.
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" Quoting Sun Tzu, "All warfare is based on deception.
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" Buss notes, "Warfare was almost exclusively a male activity.
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It's Call of Duty time again, and this week Activision has rolled out the reveal for the confusingly named Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (not to be confused with 2007's Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, the first game in what is considered the Modern Warfare trilogy), set to be released on October 25.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for XBOX ONE, $44.99 (Originally $59.99) [You save $15]Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for PS4, $44.99 (Originally $59.99) [You save $15]As the most recent release in the Call of Duty video game franchise, Modern Warfare will easily be one of the most popular titles this holiday season.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for PS4, $38 (Originally $59.99) [You save $21.99]Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for XBOX ONE, $38 (Originally $59.99) [You save $21.99]As the most recent release in the Call of Duty video game franchise, Modern Warfare will easily be one of the most popular titles this holiday season.
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The promo materials also out the existence of a "Legacy Edition" for Infinite Warfare, which includes a free copy of the as-yet-unconfirmed remaster of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.
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Visitors will be the first to get hands-on with new content in Modern Warfare Remastered, Black Ops III, and Infinite Warfare, including hands-on with the new Zombies in Spaceland mode.
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Conventional warfare — namely all conflict short of nuclear, chemical or biological weapons — escalates into nuclear warfare when Russia launches a nuclear "warning shot" from a base near Kaliningrad to stop NATO advancement.
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Amphibious warfare is a key element of China's warfighting strategy, figuring prominently its military's readiness for expeditionary warfare to safeguard Chinese interests in the South China Sea and the invasion of Taiwan.
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Sulfur mustard, lewisite and other chemical warfare compounds — as well as traces of the constituent chemicals that remain after the warfare agents break down over time — have also been detected and removed.
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While Moscow is hardly the only purveyor of such warfare; its wholesale resort to it has galvanized Western societies and states to establish numerous institutes to expose and counter Russian information warfare.
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The studio is relatively new, but has been focused entirely on the Call of Duty series; the developer made its debut with Modern Warfare 3 in 2011, followed by 2014's Advanced Warfare.
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The P-8, based on Boeing's 737-800 airframe, conducts anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare and shipping interdiction, and also carries electronic support measures, torpedoes, Harpoon anti-ship missiles and other weapons.
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In testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee on the future of warfare, Mr Clark argued that America should apply new technologies to four main areas of warfare: undersea, strike, air and electromagnetic.
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The Navy also said the new plan would have those crews focusing during a deployment on only one mission of the ships' three missions -- anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare and mine countermeasures.
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He looks to have been pulled from the depths of some crude Middle Ages warfare; and there he sits, a victim of our crude modern-age warfare in full comfort of our 'technology.
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While the roar's not all that deafening on YouTube, let me tell you, as someone who was there: the difference between the vocal enthusiasm for Infinite Warfare and Modern Warfare was chasm-sized.
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The GAO found that as of June, eight of the Navy's 11 destroyers and cruisers based in Japan had expired certifications for mobility and seamanship, air warfare and undersea warfare, according to CNN.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has a crisis of identity.
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More realistically, the injuries were inflicted during raiding and warfare.
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Hell, what's happening with cyber might be changing warfare itself.
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The business comprises military sensors, electronic warfare, avionics and optronics.
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Fallout: Wasteland Warfare is a miniatures game from Mophidius Entertainment.
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Jay Hennessey, commanding officer of the Naval Special Warfare Center.
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Those barriers break, and Modern Warfare relishes in the horror.
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In Modern Warfare, again, it's the Russians who use it.
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It, too, comes with a code for CoD: Modern Warfare.
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Unfortunately, social media warfare is a tricky game to play.
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New York art workers are no strangers to class warfare.
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What we're talking about is the beginning of cyber warfare.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the future of office warfare is here.
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Technology is also opening up whole new dimensions for warfare.
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I did on tank warfare, jet piloting, and submarine combat.
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There's no history of competition and no history of warfare.
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They are prohibited under the Geneva Convention governing international warfare.
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In the history of warfare, they've been used very seldom.
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Modern Warfare wasn't the first game set in the present.
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Meselson's advocacy against biological warfare has had an enduring impact.
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Cramer said no one but international criminals endorse chemical warfare.
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Terrorism is a form of psychological warfare against a society.
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Bill Moran and Navy director of surface warfare Rear Adm.
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The next Call of Duty game — Infinite Warfare — changes that.
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The world may soon have to contend with individualized warfare.
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It may be that information warfare simply reinforces old rivalries.
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Secretive administrative warfare against an unhinged executive is not sustainable.
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The warfare between them poses a threat to American democracy.
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This asymmetric warfare, if effective, can help speed America's entropy.
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Warfare, however, is not the only potential market for Matrix.
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The PC version of "Modern Warfare" is available on Battle.
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He must continue enhancing deterrence against Russian warfare in Europe.
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"That's how bad our coverage of warfare is," Arkin said.
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As we face environmental devastation, welfare rather than warfare contracts
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In an August 2018 interview, Navy Surface Warfare boss Adm.
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Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Warfare Systems Vice Adm.
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Irregular warfare isn't going away, and neither are stability operations.
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And, to be clear, there is no class warfare here.
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Zombies: Garden Warfare 2, Street Fighter V and Quantum Break.
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I want responsibility to be claimed by Naval Special Warfare.
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"This is asymmetric warfare," said Adi Sideman, CEO of YouNow.
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It's a nuanced grappling with the ethics of modern warfare.
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Information warfare doesn't cost a lot and it's highly impactful.
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You recorded Passion and Warfare while you were in Whitesnake.
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Clowns. Can anything freak people out more than biological warfare?
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Above: 'Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare' launch gameplay commercial (UK).
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His hedge against the stress of chaos and bloody warfare?
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The aims were to disable attackers and wage psychological warfare.
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The Democratic primary is probably best understood as generational warfare.
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No, this is not a declaration of warfare against Christmas.
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Practically, the elephant also helped in warfare, harvest and transportation.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare won't be released until Oct.
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Return to the basics with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.
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The remaining ones were the least experienced in gang warfare.
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We must realize that this isn't cyber, but societal warfare.
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In addition, the officer overseeing Navy surface warfare, Vice Adm.
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He is a Surface Warfare Officer in the Navy Reserve.
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But the Russian challenge is even broader than hybrid warfare.
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But not everyone is deterred by warfare or global warming.
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It is obviously a part of their Psychological Warfare tactics.
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It looked like a bomb had hit it during warfare.
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Nor would they attempt to attack Saudi through conventional warfare.
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Trump's strategy, now, is open warfare against the GOP establishment.
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But my hesitations about warfare language go beyond that objection.
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Cyberspace: Russian information warfare continues unabated in the digital theater.
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Economic warfare with a military shield is a devastating combination.
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This week, the commander of Naval Special Warfare, Rear Adm.
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Identity politics, class warfare and big government all made comebacks.
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You're talking about a month or two of steady warfare.
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The taboo against mushroom clouds in warfare is absolutely essential.
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Memes appear to function like the IEDs of information warfare.
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That element of psychological warfare almost surely played a part.
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Harvey Dunn portrayed the bleakness of trench and tank warfare.
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The conflict in Equatoria bears the hallmarks of asymmetric warfare.
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It was a level that, the narrative leads of the new Modern Warfare say, made them reconsider what they thought they understood about violence generally, warfare specifically, and the ways technology interacts with both.
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The way figurative tribal warfare becomes literal tribal warfare is through a positive feedback loop: Hatred and hyperbolic rhetoric on one side lead to more of that on the other side, and vice versa.
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But 2019's Modern Warfare, with its difficult-to-watch dive into a raid on a terrorist cell and overall focus on warfare in a post-War on Terror world, is a risky proposition.
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It has proved that this form of warfare is more potent than kinetic warfare and that it can reap the benefits quickly and without fear of a coordinated response from the US or NATO.
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We're now in a world in which information warfare is one of the primary modes of warfare, and you say that Russia, more than anyone else, is uniquely prepared for this kind of conflict.
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The Mk 48 heavyweight torpedo is used by all classes of U.S. Navy submarines as their anti-submarine warfare and anti-surface warfare weapon, including the Virginia class and the future Columbia class, Couch added.
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Gibney contends that Stuxnet opened forever the Pandora's Box of digital warfare, and that it had been used as an instrument of warfare against a country with which the United States was not at war.
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"Cyber has become a conventional tool in modern warfare," said Sepp, who helped plan the "EU CYBRID 2017" exercise, a reference to the game's mix of cyber and hybrid warfare techniques such as disinformation campaigns.
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In recent years, Russia has increased its involvement within its sphere of influence (primarily other countries in the former Soviet Union) including the use of open military force, intelligence operations, psychological warfare, and economic warfare.
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The Navy has pooled all Naval Special Warfare (Navy SEALs and Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewmen) and Special Operations (Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Divers, and Aviation Rescue Swimmers) candidates into a separate group in boot camp.
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South Korea's top brass and politicians bragged about the efficacy of their armies in counterinsurgency warfare resulting from the Korean War experience — something the American Army, experienced in conventional warfare, was allegedly less familiar with.
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Joseph Lopez, chief of the special warfare division at Air Education and Training Command, said this will allow the Air Force to assign airmen to the special warfare career fields where they're most in need.
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To the Editor: I have lived the reality of drone warfare.
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So Democrats came into the Kavanaugh nomination primed for partisan warfare.
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The internet-based information warfare can be traced back to 211.
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That's a place where they need to do more electronic warfare.
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"Information warfare" sounds frightening, but sometimes trolls are just that: trolls.
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Both incidents were almost certainly a result of Russian electronic warfare.
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Information warfare is a powerful weapon we should not take lightly.
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PRACTICE SELF-CARE AS POLITICAL WARFARE, NOT AS INDIVIDUALISTIC CONSUMPTION. BAAAEEEH!
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Where real history doesn't match that narrative, Modern Warfare rewrites it.
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"It's a master class in disinformation warfare," Bannon said (The Hill).
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Mark Walton, a Naval special warfare spokesman, told The Associated Press.
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With cyber warfare, the rules of the road are less defined.
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Pre-order Modern Warfare for Xbox or PlayStation 4 for $59.99.
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Warfare is expensive, and citizens in tyrannies struggle to organise uprisings.
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O) "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" and Ubisoft Entertainment SA's (UBIP.
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The supporting cast, somehow, grounds and rounds out the emotional warfare.
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Siege warfare has become an essential part of Mr Assad's approach.
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Contagion Bomb: An old method of warfare that spreads plagues rapidly.
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A lot of what once was conversation has devolved into warfare.
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This may well presage further rounds of guerrilla warfare by MPs.
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But China's troops may still be ill-prepared for complex warfare.
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What if it had become like this after all the warfare?
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Trump has been engaged in asymmetric warfare from the very beginning.
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What has changed is the role of force in modern warfare.
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Of course, the U.S. already engages in plenty of cyber warfare.
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Until recently politics, warfare, commerce, and education has mostly been offline.
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Russia, after all, is perfecting hybrid tactics short of overt warfare.
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Michael Manazir, the deputy chief of naval operations for warfare systems.
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It's hard to see class warfare driving these institutions and policies.
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For years, cybersecurity warfare was somewhat limited to governments attacking governments.
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The U.S. Defense Department fears losing America's technological edge in warfare.
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Mark Walton, a spokesman for Naval Special Warfare Command, told CNN.
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The US Army M1 "Bazooka" was designed for anti-tank warfare.
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What do you need to know about the reimagined Modern Warfare?
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Newt Gingrich weaponized warfare politics in a methodical and sustained way.
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Coats said the threat of cyber warfare extends well beyond Russia.
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But massive warfare with millions, potentially millions of people being killed?
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In case it wasn't already clear: Garden Warfare 2 is huge.
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What we're talking about is the beginning of a cyber warfare.
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Tech companies are starting to copy Russia's playbook for "corporate warfare."
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But in warfare, "defensive" and "offensive" are two very elastic terms.
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But submarine warfare isn't just of historical interest in these parts.
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Sarin is a man-made nerve agent used in chemical warfare.
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Grimes, "Medieval Warfare" Can I level with you for a minute?
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Evidently the data was valuable in the field of biological warfare.
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Within the Democratic Party, warfare is likely to continue as well.
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In the information warfare domain, there has even been direct cooperation.
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As MSNBC's Chris Matthews said in December, this is asymmetric warfare.
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They have given new energy to a form of class warfare.
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Warfare of the future will be a cyber and space exercise.
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In recent months, the Naval Special Warfare Command in Coronado, Calif.
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It should be enough to turn this Democratic partisan warfare aside.
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Negan, on the other hand, knows his way around psychological warfare.
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By 1900, ski warfare tactics had spread from Norway across Europe.
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Russia is using psychological warfare to support the country's geopolitical ambitions.
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Narrator: The Marine Corps is defined as an amphibious warfare force.
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Effective political warfare requires two things: sound policy and effective coordination.
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Mr. Trump has gotten where he is through asymmetrical media warfare.
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Washington is finally grasping the threat posed by Russian information warfare.
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It's unclear if Naval Special Warfare undertook any of the recommendations.
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The original Garden Warfare took its time rolling out special attacks.
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It was the 1960s, and the landscape of warfare had changed.
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Gang warfare became a major concern for English citizens around 108.
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But the nature of the new warfare plays to Russia's strengths.
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Urban warfare around al-Bab is already taking a heavier toll.
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Still, the sound could just be a form of psychological warfare.
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The government's style of warfare deepens rather than bridges these divisions.
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The city's residents now face episodic warfare and increasingly capricious attacks.
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In abstraction, they found a universal language to respond to warfare.
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If you won't engage in psychic warfare, get off the stage.
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Other weapons expected include tools for electronic warfare and air defense.
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Republicans are now in open warfare between Trump supporters and #NeverTrumpers.
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Its depiction of warfare doesn't include flashy betrayals or pretty explosions.
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I am at an urban warfare training center - a mock city.
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Napoleon upended the entire doctrine warfare, how battles were fought, forever.
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Humans evolved as hunter-gatherers who engaged in periodic intergroup warfare.
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That outfit would really have changed trench warfare in WWI, right?
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She decided on surface warfare and rose to become a commander.
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So how do you estimate the effects of optimal tariff warfare?
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" They discover that the outbreak is the result of "germ warfare.
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But that route seems closed by Mr. Trump's unilateral trade warfare.
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He commanded at every level, including the Naval Special Warfare Command.
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Animals have been used in warfare or conflict since ancient times.
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Some were trained as snipers; some were trained in tank warfare.
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Its various images seem to include warfare, shamanism and vital impulses.
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The Buttigieg campaign, then, represents intra-generational warfare at its sharpest.
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" But as Warren Buffett has observed: "There's class warfare, all right.
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The violence has illuminated an understaffed system troubled by gang warfare.
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Out there on the savanna, it's gang warfare, pack versus herd.
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In Modern Warfare, the United States never occupies Middle Eastern countries.
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Call it campaign meddling, psychological warfare or simply business as usual.
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That kind of public-relations warfare is almost certain to escalate.
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The tech warfare between Israel and Gaza is not only online.
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It's just the beginning of protracted trench warfare over political space.
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The substances still rank among the most toxic chemical warfare agents.
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Its leaders carry out global terrorism and engage in asymmetric warfare.
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The Last Full Measure Rated R for grisly scenes of warfare.
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Civilians always face the worst fallout from this type of warfare.
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Rahmani is an Expeditionary Warfare School graduate from Marine Corps University.
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" "There is no instance of a nation benefitting from prolonged warfare.
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But this seductive tool of modern warfare has a dark side.
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U.S. politics have been less about class warfare than class aspiration.
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One of his first big assertions is that life is warfare.
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The possibility of direct warfare between Iran and Israel is growing.
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It's like policing and war ... I mean, AI and lethal warfare.
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I think it is unfair to see this as class warfare.
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SCIUTTO: General John Hyten, until recently the head of U.S. Space Command, has now been promoted to lead strategic command -- charged with crucial missions ranging from commanding nuclear warfare to cyber warfare to war in space.
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One 2013 report in the Chinese journal Aerospace Electronic Warfare notes in technical detail how its military can "use network warfare to attack and even control America's network" by disrupting the connection between satellites and aircraft.
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The sanctions aim to stop or contain Russian malfeasance, such as the occupation of Crimea, military aggression in eastern Ukraine, cyber warfare, election hacking, human rights violations in Syria and chemical warfare in the United Kingdom.
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Ultra Electronics said in July that it would buy Sparton Corp, which makes anti-submarine warfare devices used by the U.S. Navy, creating a major supplier in underwater warfare, including to the U.S. Department of Defense.
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Israel has also been a global leader and defense supplier in drone technology, cyber warfare applications and electronic warfare systems that the United States has purchased and used in its own military action throughout the past decade.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered is a bonus freebie for anyone that purchases the Legacy, Legacy Pro or Digital Deluxe edition of Infinite Warfare, which comes to PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on Nov. 4.
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Infinite Warfare is a new entry in the franchise and Modern Warfare Remastered is a fancy remake of one of the series' most popular games players could get as an extra for buying Infinite Warfare's special edition.
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Putin's attacks on democracy wage a different kind of warfare combining espionage, cyberwar, infowar, psychological warfare, cultural war, propaganda and financial weaponry that provides money to Russia-friendly politicians and parties that are often far right extremists.
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Do weaker, more precise atomic weapons lower the threshold for nuclear warfare?
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Libby: I see nuclear and biological warfare as two very different symbols.
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Danielle George, Program Manager, Mine Warfare, told Warrior Maven in an interview.
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"What you see is the psychological warfare of printing materials," Miller said.
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But I do think the warfare amongst the Democrats is very funny.
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You decide how best to dress for small-craft' short-range warfare.
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In other words, look elsewhere for the solution to desert drone warfare.
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"The South used to blast psychological warfare propaganda at us," he said.
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Tehran has described U.S. moves as "psychological warfare" and a "political game".
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Nefarious Russian (or George Soros-funded, depending on your bent) psychological warfare?
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But for now, more direct warfare is off the cards, analysts agree.
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In America this relationship between warfare and health care has evolved differently.
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And now, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is back as a reboot.
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Perhaps, amid the trappings of power, he will tire of guerrilla warfare.
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It's because it's really a place where information warfare is going on.
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In Modern Warfare, then and now, Price is one of those guides.
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The group of aircraft come from Marine Corps Tactical Warfare Squadron 4.
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Escalating warfare in the region shows the next phase of Syria's conflict.
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LinkedIn does not share their enthusiasm for memetic warfare or political content.
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So it gives us a new tool in the economic warfare toolbox.
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One the one hand, there are passages that condone religious warfare (jihad).
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"They have experience in guerrilla warfare (and) we can benefit from that".
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Have Putin's intelligence warfare units try to infiltrate whatever the thing is.
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The "modern warfare" look extends to the sound of the weaponry itself.
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Ben Nimmo is a UK-based analyst of disinformation and information warfare.
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Alongside the threat of biological warfare, they hold a very distinct horror.
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They are at the heart of a new kind of asymmetrical warfare.
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The Turks provide basic training but the focus is on urban warfare.
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So we have to get very tough on cyber and cyber warfare.
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And a few are terrifying: "a training simulator for information-age warfare".
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The U.S. Defense Department also fears losing America's technological edge in warfare.
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Alternative facts, troll farms, meme warfare—he would be spoiled for material.
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After 52 years of guerrilla warfare, peace has fueled a baby boom.
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Class warfare pits voters against each other, and that's a bad move.
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Warfare prayer worships God for the love he lavishes on us daily.
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The rise of asymmetric warfare has posed new challenges for the group.
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The next stages include basic conditioning, combat diving and land warfare training.
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Navy Chief Special Warfare Operator William "Ryan" Owens, 36, of Peoria, Ill.
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Of course, similar sentiments were leveled at the first Garden Warfare game.
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Barclay's fascination with warfare stems from a childhood spent on military bases.
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare will be out November 4th this year.
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But Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is one of the classics.
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First: Her political career is irrevocably tied to her antagonistic class warfare.
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The world's largest maritime warfare exercise includes approximately two dozen participant countries.
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Will we be moving from a welfare state to a warfare state?
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare will be released on November 4th, 2016.
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China's miscalculations on North Korea are compounded by technological developments in warfare.
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"Naval Special Warfare and NCIS have initiated investigations as appropriate," she added.
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For victims of currency warfare, the economic damage is done either way.
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And if that happens, we're looking at a new type of warfare.
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I guess it was socialism and class warfare for the win then!
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S. 10th Fleet and as Director of Warfare Integration for Information Dominance.
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With that fateful decision, family and state collapse into chaos and warfare.
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Even in warfare, the "teach a man to fish" adage holds true.
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He is currently writing a book on information warfare and social media.
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Tamara Lawrence, a spokeswoman for Naval Special Warfare Command, according to ABC.
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But corruption is also a major part of Russia's hybrid warfare strategy.
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He's also been trying the new first-person shooter "Splitgate: Arena Warfare."
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This kind of technology will help to reshape conventional warfare between states.
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It's time to move past the social media battles and tribal warfare.
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NATO is simply not designed for today's murky form of proxy warfare.
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Winter also has a specific meaning in the case of nuclear warfare.
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The nature of warfare makes it difficult to protect troops from noise.
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It's all psychological warfare aimed at undermining us from the inside out.
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Fallout: Wasteland Warfare is expected to arrive at the end of 2017.
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Infinite Warfare isn't the only Call of Duty game coming this year.
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The goal would be to make large-scale offensive warfare effectively impossible.
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In fact, he called it a whole a new kind of warfare.
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They are mass warfare, violent revolutions, state failure, and plagues/diseases/epidemics.
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"Informational struggle," Adamsky observes, is at the center of New Generation Warfare.
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"It's not open warfare anymore," a source close to the matter said.
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Lawmakers — most of them Democrats — have described Russia's election meddling as warfare.
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Trump has thrived in a political climate best described as tribal warfare.
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This makes Modern Warfare the best Call of Duty package in years.
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Some commentators fear "normalizing" impeachment as a tool of routine political warfare.
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There is no appetite for the usual, never-ending partisan trench warfare.
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This is a world of information warfare, and that suits Russia's strengths.
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Cyber warfare has come of age, and the Cold War is back.
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Practically, the elephant also helped the Thais in warfare, harvest and transportation.
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Many others are deployed in systematic information warfare campaigns waged by governments.
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Leaving warfare to computers will make the world a more dangerous place.■
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Attention government sponsors of cyber warfare and those who profit from it !!!!
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This was a style of warfare the world had never seen before.
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It considers itself to be in a constant state of information warfare.
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"Prolonged trench warfare, whether enacted or remembered, fosters paranoid melodrama," he wrote.
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Originally designed for warfare, it's now easier to buy than a handgun.
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But the definition fight matters for the purpose of ideological proxy warfare.
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"In warfare, women don't have an equal opportunity to survive," she said.
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As attempts to withdraw continue, political warfare should dominate America's strategic thinking.
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Yet, in the history of warfare, it happens over and over again.
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At times, the tactics of white supremacy have led to open warfare.
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Israel's cyber head criticized the State Department's plans for cyber warfare norms.
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Kevin O&aposKeeffe previously wrote about movies and class warfare for Insider.
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It is, in essence, an effort to wage economic warfare against Israel.
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In contemporary warfare, individual tactical events often possess disproportionate strategic impact, e.g.
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They simply didn't have the stomach for that kind of legislative warfare.
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In guerrilla warfare circles, this is known as a false flag attack.
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Think of Honduras, a nation wracked by extreme violence and gang warfare.
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This event marked the longest siege in the history of modern warfare.
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He was assigned to commission as a "cryptologic warfare officer" in May.
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"When I talk about this stuff, someone screams 'class warfare,'" Warren said.
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In some respects, this online warfare shouldn't come as a great surprise.
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She has evidenced absolutely no knowledge of or experience with information warfare.
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But there's no illusion of reconciliation; the lyrics are about perpetual warfare.
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Pre-order Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and round up the troops.
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It's a cheap and highly effective form of information (and real) warfare.
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In the run-up to the referendum, information warfare attacks picked up.
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If it's violated on both sides, you get institutional warfare and escalation.
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It is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.
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At the moment, each member is individually fending off Russia's hybrid warfare.
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But that vulnerability has much broader implications for the future of warfare.
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Assad and his helpers have repeatedly used chemical warfare on innocent civilians.
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Some may be leery, though, of policies that smack of class warfare.
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Victims of warfare and terrorist attacks and famine make us look fortunate.
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Tehran has described those steps as "psychological warfare" and a "political game".
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I was the first woman to command the Navy's Warfare Development Command.
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Tunnel warfare is not a new phenomenon in the troubled border area.
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Harold Gonsalves, is home to the Marine Corps' Jungle Warfare Training Center.
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We get to see some Amazonian warfare, Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman, a.k.a.
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Sarami of the exporters' union described the American measures as "psychological warfare".
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There has been a tangible shift toward class warfare in Democratic politics.
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It appears to be the first Call of Duty to feature gory dismemberment, as show below: The title is being developed by Sledgehammer Games, the studio responsible for 2011's Modern Warfare 3 and 2014's Advanced Warfare.
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Battlefield 1 will go head-to-head with Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Whichever one players gravitate toward more — either science fiction warfare or reimagined historical combat — may set the tone for the genre for years to come.
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Then, as the Space Force's missions and capacities in strategic warfare grow, managing land-based intercontinental missiles and flying drones with computers is all that will remain of its founding claim that "strategic bombing" is the key to warfare.
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It's not immediately clear whether you'll be able to get Modern Warfare Remastered without spending extra for the Legacy edition of Infinite Warfare, but Activision confirms that it is "a full game download," suggesting it may be purchasable later.
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The bloggers had borrowed a page from the playbook of Russia's so-called hybrid warfare, which American officials say increasingly combines the ability to manipulate events using a mix of subterfuge, cyberattacks and information warfare with conventional military might.
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Heath Kerns, commander of the 330th Recruiting Squadron, which focuses solely on special warfare and combat support recruiting, said in the interview that these special warfare jobs developed separately over time, but shared a lot of the same DNA.
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Democrats are already feeling the effects of information warfare in the 2020 cycle.
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That kind of warfare, which has horrific human consequences, goes against international law.
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Absolutely. The idea that we have Liberals calling for open warfare is absurd.
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The first Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare map pack is coming on Jan.
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At the moment, there are neither laws nor norms specific to space warfare.
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Battlefield 1's six "War Stories" each focus on different types of warfare.
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But the researchers devising the future of warfare are doing some subtraction too.
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VX is the most potent form of nerve agents known in chemical warfare.
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I never imagined this city would be standing in the middle of warfare.
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To be sure, populism, nationalism, and information warfare existed long before the internet.
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If memetic and information warfare are a game, that means you can win.
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And it's information warfare that DHS says is its main worry for tomorrow.
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Forget the $4 million prize pool across the whole season of Infinite Warfare.
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This is the "Sea Hunter," an anti-submarine warfare continuous trail unmanned vessel.
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Some warfare experts see questionable value in simply adding more armor and horsepower.
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Now our AI was waging a psychological warfare campaign, and he seemed fine.
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Assassinations have historically played a limited part in US warfare and foreign policy.
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It's a head-spinning bit of information warfare — a legitimate false-flag operation.
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It was brutally effective, and it rendered more subtle methods of warfare pointless.
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Nor is there any sign of the intergenerational warfare predicted in the 1990s.
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Others said the PISA tests were "adulterated" or an exercise in psychological warfare.
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If a drone strike was confirmed this would point to more sophisticated warfare.
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What does the story have to say about — no pun intended — modern warfare?
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One cause of this internal warfare was the party's string of electoral defeats.
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None seemed to relish the partisan warfare more than Iowa Senator Joni Ernst.
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"Parkland really brought out this open warfare against the gun community," Lopata said.
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It has changed everything, from agriculture, industry, transport and warfare to global geopolitics.
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare switches things up with its protagonist, Nick Reyes.
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And so, a lot of this tweeting and so forth is information warfare.
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If it works, that will create a whole new form of aerial warfare.
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He said he doesn't believe Donald Trump is qualified to prevent nuclear warfare.
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Photo: APTexas's 2.5 million feral pigs may soon fall victim to chemical warfare.
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The four years of trench warfare on the western front proved them wrong.
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Both have used asymmetric-warfare strategies to create "anti-access/area denial" networks.
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"The drones are closely linked to a new form of warfare," he said.
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He visited warfare research centers in the U.K., Paris, Norway, and West Germany.
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Against this backdrop, we see a parallel transformation in the nature of warfare.
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And, finally, both candidates are extremely skilled in the art of political warfare.
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Bombing and years of warfare have reduced large sections of Aleppo to rubble.
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Russia denies being involved in any cyber warfare targeting Western governments and institutions.
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This same dynamic as applied to financial warfare is not fully appreciated today.
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And it forced Saddam to admit dabbling with germ warfare and to stop.
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Timothy Szymanski, commander of the Naval Special Warfare Command, said in a statement.
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While it has air supremacy, the Houthis have proved better at guerrilla warfare.
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In regards to China, Wallace identifies Japan's anti-submarine warfare capabilities as key.
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As 2016 emphatically demonstrated, elections are also a major battleground for information warfare.
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You never actually meet the starship captain in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.
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Their main skill is warfare, and many have contacts in Colombia's criminal underworld.
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Regardless, among those threatening open warfare were the esteemed commenters of The Donald.
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Battlefield is back, and it's had enough of all these modern warfare hotzones.
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Skills have nothing to do with the class warfare underway in the country.
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A new TV show in the UK is bringing drone warfare to children.
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American Marines have even been deployed to train for Arctic warfare in Norway.
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The exact role that AI will wind up playing in warfare remains unclear.
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Kit Harington undergoes facial scanning in London for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is set to be released November 4th, 2016.
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Instead of warfare, the government has adopted a strategy of eliminating its opponents.
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His story, Naja Warfare—out April 12 via 2MR—has elements of both.
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What would you hope to achieve that you couldn't do with cyber warfare?
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Most recently, he worked on the just-released Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.
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What's It Like to Direct Kit Harington in 'Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare'?
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Chemical warfare was universally criminalized in September under U.N. Security Council Resolution 2118.
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We're not trying to make light of the incalculable tragedies of nuclear warfare.
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As with any form of social struggle, age warfare plays out metaphorically onscreen.
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Before Mr. Abbott's speech, Texas marked the occasion with the sounds of warfare.
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Green Berets, who specialize in irregular warfare, were active in the Vietnam conflict.
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He is accomplishing that goal with relatively inexpensive cybersecurity attacks and information warfare.
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Cyber warfare will help shape—perhaps even define— future engagements with U.S. adversaries.
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After three years of warfare, cholera and hunger, Yemen faces a new battle.
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Some sort of joint operation aimed at snuffing out cyber warfare between nations.
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Partisan warfare has eviscerated strong economic policy for most of the past decade.
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Since 2014, Libya has increasingly become an arena for warfare by multiple states.
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Its main priority at the time was sectarian warfare and fighting foreign invaders.
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"This internecine warfare that's going on in the party ... is ridiculous," Sekulow said.
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At the same time, military standoffs and warfare are intensifying great power tensions.
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The U.S. military has a major decision to make regarding next-generation warfare.
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This is precisely why leaking, like smoking, is so hazardous in trench warfare.
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These nonmilitary measures include information warfare techniques like subversion, espionage, propaganda, and cyberattacks.
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Medieval warfare was exhausting: physically draining and extremely bloody, ended only by death.
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In a letter to his mother, McCrae described the horrors of trench warfare.
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We then need to finally treat information warfare as a serious, significant threat.
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The war games in Poland included air-ground assaults and electronic warfare scenarios.
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So is retaliation, which is of course the whole point of asymmetrical warfare.
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Putin may believe that he is winning in this new form of warfare.
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The ICRC treats all parties harmed by warfare and does not take sides.
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Under the Derg regime, constant warfare, famine, and brutal political oppression plagued Ethiopia.
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If a drone strike was confirmed this would point to more sophisticated warfare.
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Every breath, more ammunition for the chemical warfare going on around my lips.
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They weren't the result of pub brawls, domestic disputes, or localized gang warfare.
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These weapons could become commonplace in future warfare, which is an unsettling prospect.
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Military, cyber and financial warfare will all be essential in dismantling Islamic terrorism.
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Only in the final minutes was there a brief cessation in the warfare.
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It's free to everyone, even those who didn't buy last year's Modern Warfare.
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Sunzi says the point of warfare is not the fighting but the winning.
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The disaster in Somalia offered America a glimpse of the future of warfare.
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Kelly DeVries, an American historian specializing in the warfare of the Middle Ages.
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I tend to think of this as mostly a matter of corporate warfare.
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Chongqing's latest test is not of warfare or of politics, but of economics.
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Russia is engaging in economic warfare, trying to slowly suffocate our export markets.
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Ms. Pelosi, it appears, is gearing up for a different kind of warfare.
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The enhanced version of Modern Warfare 23 only includes the single-player campaign.
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The enhanced version of Modern Warfare 23 only includes the single-player campaign.
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For photographers, a perp-walk assignment can amount to warfare by other means.
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He regrets that his research on chemical and biological warfare has been stalled.
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In the United States, all-out partisan warfare has made cooperative governance unthinkable.
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Military spokesmen often warn unconventional "fifth generation warfare" is being waged against Pakistan.
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Warfare is what nations do when they can't get their way through diplomacy.
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This has been an era of culture war, class warfare and identity politics.
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In 2018, then-Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Warfare Systems Vice Adm.
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"One of the biggest information warfare blunders ever," declared a BBC diplomatic editor.
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Pre-order Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for a serious dose of nostalgia.
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He was assigned to a cold-weather warfare team and deployed to Kosovo.
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Despite recent gains, urban warfare continues to plague much of western Mosul's streets.
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As Washington downplayed this limited warfare, its adversaries built successful strategies around it.
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Yet it's an asymmetric kind of warfare type of interview with this guy.
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These poets thrillingly combined images of class warfare with millenarianism and Christian eschatology.
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The Navy flew two EA-18G Growler electronic-warfare aircraft under autonomous control.
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Trump's domestic economic policy, however, has been standard Republican top-down class warfare.
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But Patriots, too, engaged in decidedly irregular warfare, especially with Britain's native allies.
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Some of our institutions, like Congress, have been completely subsumed by tribal warfare.
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The conflict has become grinding trench warfare in open fields with regular shelling.
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Yet he remains stunned by the immense power and complexities of modern warfare.
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Lawmakers shouldn't hold up growth-producing legislation because of ideology or class warfare.
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Predictably, these Spartan qualities proved more useful for warfare than for family life.
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The Quds Force that Soleimani led engages in unconventional warfare and intelligence collection.
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Psychological warfare is your game, and no one plays it better than you.
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He dismissed the allegation as "psychological warfare" by foreign-based Iranian opposition groups.
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For decades, the region has been racked by unrest, rebellion, warfare and bloodshed.
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Mattis asserts that his way of doing warfare is simply the Marine way.
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US officials seem to be most concerned about the potential for cyber warfare.
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Even as their control of territory shrinks, a return to guerrilla warfare beckons.
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They look as if they're about nation building, kingship and pride in warfare.
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These are the methods of public diplomacy, political action, ideological and cultural warfare.
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The company's electronic warfare system also can help save the lives of civilians.
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Lor[a]nce, Army Major Matthew Golsteyn, and Special Warfare Operator First Class
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Scorched-earth tactics and chemical warfare pose particular threats to flora and fauna.
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For this psychological warfare, the Trump campaign paid Cambridge Analytica millions of dollars.
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The struggles over status are socially divisive, and they can resemble class warfare.
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But this talk of simmering class warfare on the playa misses the point.
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The eroding norms of warfare will only hurt U.S. military personnel over time.
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The Navy also employs an array of electronic warfare countermeasures that provide options.
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The country broke off from Sudan in 2011 after decades of guerrilla warfare.
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There is one voice of responsibility emerging on Congress' proper role in warfare.
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Information warfare offers its users the great advantage of being cheap to use.
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Conventional warfare made Phu Yen appear more secure than it had in 1965.
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The Japanese Defence Ministry identified the plane as Y-8 electronic warfare aircraft.
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Mattis asserts that his way of doing warfare is simply the Marine way.
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Jude's preferred methods of warfare — poison, spycraft, gossip, lies — are traditionally considered dishonorable.
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And obviously drones, the U.S. government uses them and others in their warfare.
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"This helps Islamic State in its economic warfare against the state," he said.
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I've been interested in drones and specifically drone warfare for a while now.
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When you are involved in zero-sum warfare, the ends justify any means.
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Instead, just moments after the convention officially opened, it devolved into internecine warfare.
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It's still around today making missiles, military training systems and electronic warfare products.
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In recent years, a number of countries have begun to recognize space as a distinct "domain" of warfare — a distinct location or concept where warfare can take place, such as on land, sea, air, or space, or within digital systems.
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Day 309: "We on Fire" – Hot Boys, Guerrilla Warfare, 1999 Today, as my friend and Noisey social media editor Trey Smith informed me earlier this week, is the 18th anniversary of Guerrilla Warfare, the second and most notable Hot Boys album.
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Six P-8A Poseidon surveillance aircraft: $1 billion The P-8A Poseidon is the Navy's newest maritime, patrol and reconnaissance aircraft -- capable of conducting anti-submarine warfare and anti-surface warfare missions as well as performing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance tasks.
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As of June 2017, the GAO found that the eight of the Navy's 11 destroyers and cruisers based in Japan had expired certifications for mobility and seamanship, air warfare and undersea warfare, according to a GAO analysis obtained by CNN.
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"A commanding officer and command master chief assigned to an East Coast-based Naval Special Warfare unit have been relieved of their duties overseas due to alleged misconduct," Lt. Jacqui Maxwell, a spokesperson for Naval Special Warfare Group TWO, told CNN.
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"While assigned to their special warfare BMT [Basic Military Training] flights, candidates conduct additional physical training and continue their education about all things special warfare related including components, missions and specialties and the SWOE vectoring process," added Lt. Col. Lopez.
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Unit 29155, whose existence has not been previously reported, is on the secretive side of the so-called hybrid warfare promoted by Russian President Vladimir Putin, in which open warfare is paired with a blend of propaganda, hacking attacks and disinformation.
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Under the new Special Warfare Operator Enlistment program, special warfare candidates enter service in the new 9T500 specialty code, instead of being assigned to a combat control, pararescue, tactical air control party or special reconnaissance AFSC as soon as they join.
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And in October 2018, AETC stood up a Special Warfare Training Wing at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in Texas to combine initial entry courses and build more of a team mentality between airmen in different special warfare career fields.
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" CNN's Barbara Starr reports that the drone was "brought down by electric warfare jamming.
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The press wrestles with how to cover an administration in "open warfare" against them.
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But deterrence works on decades-old understandings of warfare that are, today, rapidly changing.
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For remote pilots, they are indicative of a psychologically traumatic style of future warfare.
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Recently, this staple of warfare started sharing its digs with a new branch: cyber.
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Taking a note from Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, naval warfare is back, baby.
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As a former US military cyber warfare operations officer, this is troubling to me.
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But even outside of the narrative, Modern Warfare is aiming to unite its players.
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Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is a special game to many, many people.
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Or the machine that can wipe out its rivals through warfare and other means.
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Information warfare tactics should not compete with more traditional ones -- they should complement them.
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He added that the rest is down to increased cyber warfare targeting the group.
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We should be talking about cyber warfare that the North Koreans are engaged in.
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The new study shows how modern warfare is a force of nature unto itself.
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There is a need for appropriate military assistance, and help to deflect cyber-warfare.
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In Italy during the mid-19653th century, class warfare was a fact of life.
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Any autonomous ship needs to have sufficient protection from threats faced by cyber warfare.
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Jay Hennessey, commanding officer of the Naval Special Warfare Center, said in a statement.
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While the House investigation devolved into partisan warfare, the Senate conducted a bipartisan probe.
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Aside from moral objections, for-profit targeted assassinations add new dilemmas to modern warfare.
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More specifically, if they could take out the Backstreet Boys in hoop-life warfare.
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While our man Bemis was on lunch, the world got obliterated by nuclear warfare.
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Both of them have an intestinal fortitude that would be useful in trench warfare.
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"Guerrilla warfare is the RBNZ's best tactic in fighting the currency trader," said Kerr.
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Eisenhower describes herself as a global alchemist, astrologer, and educator on ancient intergalactic warfare.
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China, like America, is becoming skilled in the dark arts of anti-satellite warfare.
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Bombings and four years of warfare have reduced large sections of Aleppo to rubble.
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"For something like drone warfare, it's just a tactic; it's not strategy," she explained.
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Rather than ecological warfare, it was a haywire climate that drove the beasts extinct.
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Her cabinet is engaged in open warfare as rivals position themselves to replace her.
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The big picture: In 2009, Iran became the first known target of cyber warfare.
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They are authorized by the 1991 Chemical and Biological Weapons and Warfare Elimination Act.
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The fighting has morphed into bloody street-by-street, building-by-building urban warfare.
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The result was a repudiation of months of factional warfare within the Liberal Party.
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By now, open warfare has broken out between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov.
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But this is a regime that has mastered the art of gray zone warfare.
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A pandemic that's sparked an abortion rights dystopia and legit discussion of genetic warfare?
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It's 2018, and there's one thing on the back of everyone's minds — nuclear warfare.
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In fact, Hero Mission and Heroes of Warfare are pretty hard to tell apart.
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Colombia has been engaged in internal warfare since before it was even a country.
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There will be skirmishes in coming weeks and open warfare in Washington this fall.
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No nation has felt the force of the Kremlin's cyber warfare more than Ukraine.
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Good Kill (290) depicts the disturbing reality of drone warfare as a dehumanizing videogame.
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"We see a lot of comparisons to areas with kinetic warfare," Lookout's Flossman said.
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In place of pranks and profiteering are now exploitation, malice, fraud, racketeering, and warfare.
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Iran says it will not be cowed by what it has called psychological warfare.
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" Prosser's paper includes a detailed proposal for the development of a "Meme Warfare Center.
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"Stuff like this is perennial," Robb said about the new interest in meme warfare.
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The latter is training for the Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewman program, or SWCC.
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The move outraged Democrats and threatened to plunge the committee into open partisan warfare.
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Zooming out put me back in god mode, observing the warfare from on high.
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Their brand of asymmetric warfare has now arrived in full force to our shores.
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If class warfare is being waged, it is not Democrats who are the aggressors.
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The use of CBRN weapons is certainly nothing new in the history of warfare.
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Researchers say the discovery at Nataruk is likely the oldest evidence of human warfare.
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Iran, in turn, called Trump's actions economic warfare and vowed to defy the sanctions.
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The sailor was Chief Special Warfare Operator William "Ryan" Owens, 36, of Peoria, Ill.
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Kit Harington acts in a scene for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare in London.
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The Arab Revolt also established guerrilla warfare as a modern instrument of political change.
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Call of Duty Infinite Warfare tells the story from the perspective of the superpower.
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"Russia continues to engage in cyber warfare against our democracy," McCaskill said on Thursday.
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Bannon sees cultural warfare as the means to create enduring change in American politics.
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They employ asymmetrical forms of economic, informational, and legal warfare to deplete American strength.
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This is especially true when it comes to warfare and our criminal justice system.
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"General elections aren't so much about momentum; this is about trench warfare," Plouffe said.
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But governments also see missiles as a way of reducing civilian casualties in warfare.
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Appalachians aren't strangers to class warfare, and the Appalachian left shows signs of life.
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Aircraft-carriers are the largest and most expensive machines in the history of warfare.
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A new Senate bill aims to empower the Defense Department's cyber warfare efforts. Sen.
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And his leadership helped to establish "politics as warfare" as the GOP's dominant strategy.
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The Arab Spring in 0003 brought protests that turned violent and sparked clan warfare.
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The bill would also authorize sanctions for Pyongyang's increasingly aggressive cyber warfare efforts. Sens.
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But that's part of the cultural warfare that the country has been engaged in.
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DARPA recently christened its brand new Anti-Submarine Warfare Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel (ACTUV).
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That may include economic and financial power, covert actions and political warfare, he said.
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Those emerging threats are becoming increasingly immune to traditional warfare, and we must adapt.
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