The author explores the critical role of culture in small mercenary groups, asserting that a strong cultural foundation is essential for these groups to effectively confront and overcome larger, more advanced adversaries. Through analysis and examples, the book delves into how cultural superiority can enhance cohesion, morale, and strategic effectiveness in combat situations.
Military Performance and the Use of Deadly Force
Focusing on the use of deadly force by private security companies during the Iraq War, this book presents extensive empirical data to analyze the tactical violence employed by these armed personnel. It provides a comprehensive explanation for their actions in conflict zones, shedding light on the complexities of private military operations and the implications for security and warfare.
Drawing on extensive empirica data, this book explores the use of deadly force by private security companies during the Iraq War, and offers a general explanation for the level of tactical violence employed by such armed personnel in conflict zones.