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Own the Night
A Dark History of Nocturnal Combat The December 1989 American invasion of Panama ushered in a new set of war fighting guidelines brought about by the prolific use of night operations systems and doctrine. About 26,000 U.S. soldiers, Marines, and … Continue reading
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