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military horizon: a standalone construct

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Military history

the line separating ritualized fighting from true war, which he held requires tactics, command and organized campaigns.

In military history, military horizon refers to the line separating ritualized fighting from true war, which he held requires tactics, command and organized campaigns. This meaning comes from Turney-High (1949) in Primitive war.[1]

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Turney-High, H. H. (1949). Primitive war. University of South Carolina Press. ISBN 9780872491960

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