This case study analysis of three recent urban operations is
intended to update the lessons learned from prior military
experience. The three cases examined - Panama in 1989, Somalia in
1992-1993, and Chechnya in 1994-1995 - all occurred within the last
ten years and capture the range of political constraints that
military forces must operate under in urban environments. The
author discusses how ongoing technological, social, and political
changes are increasing the significance of certain elements of
urban operations. These include the presence of the media; the
presence of noncombatants; rules of engagement; and
information-operation tools such as psychological operations,
public affairs, civil affairs, and political-military strategy.
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