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Feb. 13, 2019
The Second Battle of Cowpens: South Carolina vs. Winchester, Virginia
JFSC Faculty, Pat Hannum published "The Second Battle of Cowpens: South Carolina vs. Winchester, Virginia" in Journal of the American Revolution.
Defending the AEF: Combat Adaptation and Jointness in the Skies over France
JFSC Associate Professor Byron Greenwald published "Defending the AEF: Combat Adaptation and Jointness in the Skies over France" in Joint Forces Quarterly.
George Washington’s 1781 Campaign Design Revealed
JFSC Faculty, Pat Hannum published "George Washington’s 1781 Campaign Design Revealed" in Journal of the American Revolution.
Feb. 12, 2019
Achieving Secrecy and Surprise in a Ubiquitous ISR Environment
JFSC's students published "Achieving Secrecy and Surprise in a Ubiquitous ISR Environment". Published on January 2, 2018.
Joint Integrated Air and Missile Defense: Simplifying an Increasingly Complex Problem
JFSC's students published "Joint Integrated Air and Missile Defense: Simplifying an Increasingly Complex Problem". Published January 1, 2018.
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