Military doctrine is a formal set of tactics and strategies used by a military. It is preceded or based on military science theorizing and implemented according to strategy by the use of specific military tactics.
See also: Category:Defense policy.
All items (86)
A
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Absolute war
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Aerial ramming
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Category:Aerial ramming
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Air supremacy
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AirLand Battle
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AirSea Battle
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Attaque à outrance
B
C
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Civilian control of the military
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Code of the United States Fighting Force
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Cold Start (military doctrine)
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Combat box
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Combined operations
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Command by negation
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Counter-insurgency
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Category:Counter-insurgency
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Cult of the offensive
D
E
F
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Firepower
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Pre-emptive nuclear strike
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Five paragraph order
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Fleet in being
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Force concentration
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Force dispersal
G
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First-generation warfare
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Generations of warfare
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Second-generation warfare
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Third-generation warfare
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Fourth-generation warfare
I
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Indirect approach
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Insurgency
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Category:Insurgency
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Intensified submarine warfare
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Intent (military)
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Irregular warfare
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Intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance
J
K
L
M
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Massive retaliation
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Militarized interstate dispute
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Militarized Interstate Dispute
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Military doctrine of Russia
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Military doctrine
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Military theory
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Mission creep
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Mission-type tactics
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Mutual assured destruction
N
O
P
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Patterns of Conflict
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Peace through strength
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POW code of conduct
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Powell Doctrine
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Principles of sustainment
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Principles of war
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Principles of warfare
R
S
T
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Tactical formation
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Targeting (warfare)
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Category:Targeting (warfare)
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Three Block War
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Total war
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Trench warfare
U
V
W
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