This method facilitated group discussion with a view to identifying what happened and how to do better.
It has shaped business & military practices.
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Chapter 2 is very special to me. Before he passed away, Prof Roger Spiller allowed us to use the notes from his @QueensCIDP presentation to flesh out a chapter on SLA Marshall. Allan and I took up the task. Roger never got to see it, but I hope we did his work justice. pic.twitter.com/U5Jk5UNGeR
— Robert C. Engen (@RobertEngen) December 30, 2020
Putting body cameras on cops & making them sit through anti-racism seminars doesn't work, b/c policing has increasingly adopted a culture of military violence.
— A.J. Somerset (@ajsomerset) June 8, 2020
I touched on this in Arms, in discussing this execrable book: On Combat pic.twitter.com/wbd4jB7z3N
A thread outlining my thoughts on Second World War tactics.
— Dr Matthew Ford (@warmatters) December 29, 2020
For me tactics only makes sense when looked at as a socio-technical system. This thread reflects that way of thinking.
Again I'll be using British examples but there are some US crossovers later on.
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Top thread that offers real insights as to why soldiers can't shoot straight.
— Dr Matthew Ford (@warmatters) December 30, 2020
Not my own but something I'll be exploring further.
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— Mahdi Bakhtiari (@Mahdiibakhtiari) January 15, 2021
Happy Monday everyone :-) Let's ring in September by reacquainting ourselves with Virginia neo-Nazi and NSC Dixie affiliate Sayed "Robbie" Javid, now known by "Reform the States". Robbie is an explicitly genocidal neo-Nazi, so lets get to know him a bit better!
— Garfield but Anti-Fascist (@AntifaGarfield) August 31, 2020
CW on this thread pic.twitter.com/3gzxrIo9HD