military doctrine

American military doctrine has long been to provide more resources than might be needed.

A. We have made known the content of our military doctrine.

For that matter, the same can be said of Russia's military doctrine.

That was a decision to make public the "military doctrine" of the alliance.

However, English military doctrine did not call for reacting this way.

The first island chain has its purpose in Chinese military doctrine.

In China, there is a great gap between military doctrine and capability.

Last stands, she thought, had been dropped from American military doctrine at the end of the nineteenth century.

The Finnish military doctrine is based on the concept of total defence.

Neither article advocates any radically new military doctrine or approach to war.

The real cause is the excessive force requirements imposed by current military doctrine.

The Soviet military doctrine of maskirovka was developed in the 1920s.

A variety of point shooting methods have entered military doctrine at various times and places.

However, as time went on, new military doctrine reduced the value of coastal artillery.

By the 1980s, American military doctrine emphasized two distinct types of equipment.

Emphasis in these programs includes leadership, military doctrine and aerospace power.

Military doctrine in the Russian sense, however, extends beyond discussion of potential threats.

Pre-emption has always been available as a tool of foreign policy or military doctrine.

However, even after this became official military doctrine, field and horse artillery on both sides kept trying to fight in the old way.

Harrison was a prolific writer on military doctrine and management.

This, he said, conforms with the defensive nature of Soviet military doctrine.

And Russia's new military doctrine is everything the military would have liked.

In Accord military doctrine, bayonet fighting was out of the question.

Russia's new military doctrine names Nato as the main external threat.