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Tactics, Techniques and Procedures
for Information Operations (IO)
NEWSLETTER NO. 99-15
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter Two: The Division IO Staff
Chapter Three: Command and Control Warfare
Chapter Four: Information Operations in a Multinational Force
Chapter Five: Civil Affairs and Public Affairs Support to IO
Chapter Six: Information Systems (INFOSYS)
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Last Update: 6 January 2000 (jjs)
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