Non-State Threats and Future Wars (Book)

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In the Google preview it talks about "sixth-generation warfare theory (Slipchenko)"

I was able to find the citation "Vladimir I. Slipchenko, “A Russian Analysis. of Warfare Leading to the Sixth Generation,” Field Artillery, October. 1993, 38–41"

So off to http://sill-www.army.mil/famag/1993.asp I go... Well I'm sure they'll fix the site some day... Does anybody have the original article handy in like a .pdf?

1993 and the Russians were writing about "6GW", there's a joke there, somewhere... :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by selil

...I was able to find the citation "Vladimir I. Slipchenko, “A Russian Analysis. of Warfare Leading to the Sixth Generation,” Field Artillery, October. 1993, 38–41"

So off to http://sill-www.army.mil/famag/1993.asp I go... Well I'm sure they'll fix the site some day... Does anybody have the original article handy in like a .pdf?

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I had no problem with the FAMAG site - the article pulled up in pdf right away:

A Russian Analysis of Warfare Leading to the Sixth Generation, Field Artillery, Oct 93

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Originally Posted by MountainRunner

1993 and the Russians were writing about "6GW", there's a joke there, somewhere... :rolleyes:

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With some people saying we're not in a 4th generation warfare environment I thought it was interesting too.

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Originally Posted by Jedburgh

I had no problem with the FAMAG site - the article pulled up in pdf right away:

A Russian Analysis of Warfare Leading to the Sixth Generation, Field Artillery, Oct 93

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Thanks!!! Now that's the ticket.

I read the article. A lot of techno-wienie fluff. Assume all the hard missions won't exist and you can concentrate on the missions you assume will exist. Assume the answer is 22 trucks.