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'''Foreign internal defense''' (FID) is the U.S. military doctrine for counterinsurgency. It describes an approach to combating actual or thre

...hree alternate views of Soviet behavior: that they #acted to fulfill their military doctrine,

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...force, such as described by Pfeffer, are textbook actions from police and military doctrine on crowd and riot control. Those [[military wings of political organization

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...g the overall foreign internal defense is a joint process, at the level of military doctrine|grand strategy, between the Host Nation (HN), the United States, and other

...statements or enabling legislation that give them responsibilities. In US military doctrine, counterproliferation is defined as "Those actions (e.g., detect and monito

Edwards holds that several axioms of military doctrine<ref name=FM3-0>{{cite book

...estic policies. Another essentially defensive variant is the United States military doctrine for assisting other countries with their counterinsurgency programmes, kn