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UNINA9910290358503321 |
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Jante, Alfred |
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Kraftfahrtmechanik / Alfred Jante |
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Leipzig : B. G. Teubner, 1955 |
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UNICAMPANIASUN0083706 |
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Fiore, Pasquale |
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3: Leggi civili / per Pasquale Fiore |
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[3. ed. interamente rifatta e considerevolmente ampliata] |
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579 p. ; 23 cm. - Fondo Salvatore Biggiero. |
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UNISOBSOB020959 |
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*Centro_Italiano_di_studi_sull[']Alto_Medioevo |
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La giustizia nell'Alto Medioevo : secoli 5.-8 : settimane di studio del Centro italiano di studi sull'alto Medioevo, 42. : 7-13 aprile 1994 |
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Spoleto, : presso la sede del Centro |
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Atti delle settimane di studio / Centro italiano di studi sull'Alto Medioevo ; 42 |
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UNINA9910163165903321 |
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Autore |
Bruscino Dr. Tom |
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Interview with Col. Joseph Buche - 101st Airborne Division |
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San Francisco : , : Tannenberg Publishing, , 2014 |
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©2014 |
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[1st ed.] |
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1 online resource (26 pages) |
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Eyewitness To Modern War ; ; v.8 |
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Intro -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- Abstract -- Interview with COL Joseph Buche - 28 September 2006 -- REQUEST FROM THE PUBLISHER. |
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Having assumed command of 3rd Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division on D-Day, 6 June 2003, Colonel Joseph Buche |
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initially deployed around the Tall Afar border region before his unit redeployed on short notice to the Al Qaim area where it played a central role in the success of Operation Rifles Blitz...Alerted that 3-187 should be prepared for operations in Najaf or Karbala then Fallujah, the operation in and around the Iraqi-Syrian border town of Al Qaim came as a surprise. "It came out of the blue" said Buche. "I'd never heard of Husaybah or Al Qaim, Iraq." Iron Hammer - 3-187's piece of Rifles Blitz - proved challenging, including the move into a new area of operations and the inherent tensions between the missions assigned...He emphasized several factors which contributed to the success of Rifles Blitz, including the reliability of their interpreters, the integration of psychological operations and information operations into the unit's scheme of maneuver, the ability to mass a lot of soldiers on the ground, the capability of trusted staff officers, and the matching of unit missions with the personalities of unit commanders. The need to establish a position of strength visible to the Iraqi people, he insists, is an imperative for successfully dealing with the populace..."Part of what I wanted to do" Buche added, "was to let any bad guys know that hell was coming to breakfast." Looking back, he proudly boasts that the operation was so successful that the enemy simply failed to fight. "I didn't have a hard time with not having any firefights in that operation at all. I took pride in it because, to me, that was evidence that those company commanders and troopers out there had maneuvered so well that the enemy never found themselves in a position of advantage where they wanted to engage us." |
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