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... military organizations . Recruits . Selectivity is the key to effective guerrilla re- cruitment . The guerrilla recruit must be resourceful and enduring and must be committed totally to the cause if he is to withstand the hardships and ...
... military organizations . Recruits . Selectivity is the key to effective guerrilla re- cruitment . The guerrilla recruit must be resourceful and enduring and must be committed totally to the cause if he is to withstand the hardships and ...
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... military ) in order to fight the second , or offensive , phase , in which the enemy's power was broken , and , finally , the third , or victory , phase , which destroyed the last remnants of guerrilla forces while establishing a stable ...
... military ) in order to fight the second , or offensive , phase , in which the enemy's power was broken , and , finally , the third , or victory , phase , which destroyed the last remnants of guerrilla forces while establishing a stable ...
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... military or big - game shooting or a combination of the two . In Britain and America , the major competitions are conducted with rifles similar to those used in the Armed Forces at dif- ferent ranges . Firing positions resemble those ...
... military or big - game shooting or a combination of the two . In Britain and America , the major competitions are conducted with rifles similar to those used in the Armed Forces at dif- ferent ranges . Firing positions resemble those ...
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