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Space Warfare Orbital, Interplanetary and Interstellar	Space-Planetary Interface On the famed 'planetary invasion' and more	Planetary Warfare Sea, Land and Air
Resources on Warfare Recommended reading	Information and Information Warfare How to manipulate the fog of war, electronic warfare	Automatic Warfare Minimizing the human element with robots
Goals of War Reasons for going to war	Conduct of War Strategy and Tactics	Logistics The hard work of supporting an army

Military technology is not independent of its historical context

The perennial discourse on what to call your space ahem, military?

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