It’s Midsummer Night Eve here in Finland (with predictably crappy weather), so I’ll have to be quick before it’s time to start the barbeque. I’ll just point the cursor towards two interesting papers on how the militaries of two very different countries deal with transformation in the 21st century. Here’s Andrew McGregor’s study on Turkey’s [...]
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What Are Those Frogs and Turks up to Now?
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