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MILITARY THOUGHT

A Russian Journal of Military
Theory and Strategy
ISSN: 0869-5636
Language: English
Frequency: 4 times per year
Year First Published: 1992 (in English)
Published in: Minneapolis

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Information Technology Applied to Forecast Development Trends in International Conflicts
Simulation of the Use of Airborne Unconventional Weapons for Aerial Target Interception

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The elite military journal known in Russia as Voennaia mysl’ was founded in 1918 and has been classified for nearly 70 years. Since 1992, East View has published the English translation of this journal as Military Thought. A unique source of information on the development of Russian military theory, Military Thought offers articles on Russian military reform, tactics and strategy of modern combat, and counterterrorist and security operations.


As an organ of the Russian Defense Ministry, the journal’s contributors are top military personnel and leading lecturers from Russian military universities and colleges. Military Thought publishes studies on the experience of modern war (especially local wars and armed conflicts), and includes pieces devoted to the methodology of military science, art and development, as well as special branches of natural and engineering sciences. Special attention is paid to the operational training of the army, the moral and psychological training of military personnel, and the education and legal support of the Russian military establishment.

 

The entire archive of Military Thought is available in microform. The digital version is available from 1990.

Abstracted and indexed in: PAIS International Information Service, International Bibliography of Periodical Literature, Sociological Abstracts, Political Science and Goverment, and Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts.

Editor-in-Chief: S.V. RODIKOV

Editorial Board
A. ALYOSHIN N. LYASKALO
 
Yu. BALUYEVSKIY A. MASLOV
 
O. BURTSEV A. MOSKOVSKIY
 
V. BUSLOVSKIY V. OSTANKOV
 
A. CHERNYSH M. POPOV
 
Yu. CHUBAREV
Deputy Editor-in-Chief
V. POPOV
 
V. FILIPPOV V. POPOVKIN
 
M. GAREEV A. RUKSHIN
 
V. ISAKOV E. SEMYONOV
Executive Secretary 
 
Yu. KARASEV  N. SERDTSEV  
 
S. KHUTORTSEV  A. SKVORTSOV
 
A. KLIMENKO  V. SMIRNOV
 
A. KOLMAKOV M. VOZHAKIN
 
V. KULIKOV 
Deputy Editor-in-Chief
V. YUDIN
 
V.N. KUZNETSOV
 

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