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Terrorism Using Borrowed Tactics
ISLAMIC MILITARY COUNTER TERRORISM COALITION
Warfare has changed over the ages, beginning with the creation of professional armies in the 1600s. The 20th century saw the birth of a particular type of modern combat: guerrilla warfare.…
Prepared for a Crisis
UNIPATH STAFF
In the heat of a security crisis — be it a terrorist attack, ship hijacking or chemical explosion — multinational forces must respond smoothly and effectively together.
Assembling such highly trained teams requires…
A Secure Uzbekistan
JAVLON VAKHABOV, UZBEK AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES
Thirty years may seem like a brief moment in time, but as Uzbekistan commemorated the 30th anniversary of our independence, I am reminded of the many successes, accomplishments,…
Stability through Cooperation
UNIPATH STAFF
It was probably inevitable that, at end of a year in which the COVID-19 virus shut down the world, a military exercise would test its training audience in handling a potential epidemic.
Such was the case with U.S.…
Kuwaitis on Patrol
CAPT. SHEIKH MUBARAK ALI AL SABAH, FLOTILLA COMMANDER, KUWAIT COAST GUARD
When I assumed command of Combined Task Force 152 (CTF 152) in February 2019, little did I know that my tenure would be among the most momentous in the history of…
Virtual Success
LT. COL. QUENTIN MCCART, DEPUTY DIRECTOR,
INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT DIVISION, THIRD ARMY/U.S. ARMY CENTRAL
Building on the success of the 2020 Virtual Land Forces Intelligence Conference (VLFIC), United States Army Central (USARCENT) has…
Responding Rapidly to Threats
Brig. Gen. RA’AD DOURA, COMMANDER, SHEIKH MOHAMMED BIN ZAYED AL NAHYAN RAPID INTERVENTION BRIGADE, JORDAN ARMED FORCES-ARAB ARMY
Photos: JORDAN ARMED FORCES
Some of Jordan’s best trained troops practiced repulsing an armed incursion…
Engaging Women and Children
UNIPATH STAFF
In early 2020, as the African sun blazed above the town of Adikivu in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), 15 Pakistani women collected a distinguished honor.
As members of Pakistan’s first female engagement team…
Tribal Thinking Impedes Nation Building
MAJ. GEN. MOHAMMED ZAID MAHMOUD IBRAHIM, YEMENI DEFENSE ATTACHE TO THE UNITED STATES
When ancient man began his journey toward building society, he first formed families, then clans, then tribes. It was clear that an individual needed to…
Misinterpreting Religion in the Name of Extremism
PROFESSOR ASAAD KAZEM SHABIB, FACULTY OF POLITICAL SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF KUFA, IRAQ
The theological and doctrinal literature traditionally used by radical Islamist organizations has been a primary cause for the rise of extremism. These…