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Intelligence Lessons Learned from the Battle for Crete 1941 - (Enhanced with Text Analytics by PageKicker) (Paperback)
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Intelligence Lessons Learned from the Battle for Crete 1941 - (Enhanced with Text Analytics by PageKicker) (Paperback)
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Loot Price R254
Discovery Miles 2 540
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Ultra intelligence derived from decryption of high-level German
military communications nets provided the Allied forces defending
Crete with extraordinary warning of the impending German air
assault in May 1941. Despite the advantage of this warning, the
Allies' defense of Crete was unsuccessful. Examination of the
preparations for the battle and of the available intelligence
reveals shortcomings in the linkage between intelligence and
operations which reduced the battlefield commander's ability to
effectively use the intelligence provided to him. Five intelligence
essons learned fra the Battle for Crete are the need to plan to
ensure continuous availability of intelligence throughout an
operation, the criticality of communications to intelligence, the
need for the ccomander to understand intelligence to effectively
use it, the problems associated with source protection and the
inevitability of ambiguity in intelligence.
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