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Royal United Services Institute for Defence Studies
Language
English
Pages
66

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Subjects
Combat sustainability (Military science), Logistics

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Learning from past defence logistics experience: is what is past prologue?
2000, Royal United Services Institute for Defence Studies
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London
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Whitehall paper, Whitehall paper series

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U243 .M66 2000g

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vi, 66 pages
Number of pages
66

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OL52486431M
OCLC/WorldCat
45853145

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