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First published 2013-7

Incorporation of physical fitness in a tactical infantry simulation

Elaine M. Blount, Stacie I. Ringleb, Andreas Tolk [...]

The Journal of Defense Modeling and Simulation: Applications,Methodology,Technology

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Research article

First published 1974-4

Infantry Weapons,Infantry Tactics,and the Armies of Germany,I849-64

Dennis E. Showalter

European History Quarterly

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Review article

First published 1998-07

Book Review: Infantry Warfare in the Early Fourteenth Century: Discipline,Tactics,and Technology

Christopher Allmand

War in History

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First published 2022-7

An agent-based modeling approach for simulating the impact of small unmanned aircraft systems on future battlefields

Carsten Christensen, John Salmon

The Journal of Defense Modeling and Simulation: Applications,Methodology,Technology

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Book review

First published 2015-2

Book Review: General Politics: The Combat Soldier: Infantry Tactics and Cohesion in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries

Aaron Edwards

Political Studies Review

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First published 2016-4

Close Quarters Battle

Anthony C. King

Armed Forces & Society

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First published 1988-01

Comparing Success Rates In Simulated Combat: Intelligent Tactics vs. Force

Roland J. Hart, Robert H. Sulzen

Armed Forces & Society

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First published 2022-4

‘Foreigners are said to be wise and honest but they teach us false things’: ‘On Military Tactics’ (1700/1701) by Ivan Pososhkov and Western military tradition

Oleg Rusakovskiy

War in History

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First published 2026-1

Using combat simulations to determine tactical responses to new technologies on the battlefield

Vikram Mittal, James E Fenn

The Journal of Defense Modeling and Simulation: Applications,Methodology,Technology

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First published 2022-4

A ‘mere six weeks’? A comparative study re-examining the longevity of infantry officers’ frontline service during the Great War

Tom Thorpe

War in History

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