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Friends with benefits: optimizing civil affairs for future engagements
In the wake of American involvement in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, it is important to reevaluate Civil Affairs, (CA) including the education and training of its personnel for future missions and conflicts. What role can CA play as an influencing force to mitigate conflict in phase 0 shaping op
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