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Military sociology

an army's capacity to fight, rooted in its organization, cohesion, leadership and soldiers' willingness, compared between the German and US armies.

In military sociology, fighting power refers to an army's capacity to fight, rooted in its organization, cohesion, leadership and soldiers' willingness, compared between the German and US armies. This meaning comes from Creveld (1982) in Fighting power.[1]

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References

Creveld, M. v. (1982). Fighting power. Verlag Rombach. ISBN 9780313091575

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