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The Revolution in Military Affairs: 12 Observations on an Out-of-Fashion Idea (Stephenson, 2010)
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In: Military Review, May-June 2010, pp.38-46.
 
p.39 Those slow to adapt to military revolutions and revolutions in military affairs are likely to suffer painful results.
 
p.40-41 A competitor's strategic inferiority inspires him to innovate. Revolutionary change is a response to competition... Thus, apparently weaker forces can turn the tables on their enemies.
 
p.44 Effective innovation needs a real threat to focus on.

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