SUBJECT INDEX.

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Title: SUBJECT INDEX.
Source: Military Review. Nov/Dec2025, Vol. 105 Issue 6, p154-162. 9p.
Subjects: United States armed forces, United States. Army, Military tactics, Military maneuvers, Leadership, Psychological resilience, Military readiness, Military technology, Military history
Abstract: The article provides a comprehensive index of various military-related topics and contributions from multiple authors, primarily focusing on U.S. Army operations, strategies, and historical analyses. It includes discussions on military readiness, psychological strategies for performance, and the implications of technology in warfare. Notable themes include the evolution of combat operations, the importance of leadership attributes, and the challenges faced in large-scale combat operations. The index serves as a resource for researchers interested in military studies, operational planning, and the historical context of military engagements. [Extracted from the article]
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Database: Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection
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Abstract:The article provides a comprehensive index of various military-related topics and contributions from multiple authors, primarily focusing on U.S. Army operations, strategies, and historical analyses. It includes discussions on military readiness, psychological strategies for performance, and the implications of technology in warfare. Notable themes include the evolution of combat operations, the importance of leadership attributes, and the challenges faced in large-scale combat operations. The index serves as a resource for researchers interested in military studies, operational planning, and the historical context of military engagements. [Extracted from the article]
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