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Network Centric Warfare dan Perang Asimetris di Afghanistan
Author(s) -
Azis Rahmani
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
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Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2579-7727
DOI - 10.31599/jkn.v4i2.400
Subject(s) - doctrine , al qaeda , terrorism , information warfare , revolution in military affairs , political science , network centric warfare , asymmetric warfare , military doctrine , modern warfare , ideology , computer security , law , military science , spanish civil war , computer science , politics
The development of information technology in the world in the last few decades has made the United States (US) develop military doctrine based on information technology called "warfare network centric". When the US invades Afghanistan as part of the global war against terrorism the doctrine of "network centric warfare" is tested to overcome the conditions of asymmetrical warfare in Afghanistan with the ability to superior information and the use of force in use that can compensate for Taliban fighting and Al-Qaeda is organized by not being hierarchically structured. In conditions of balanced strategic interaction in the conditions of asymmetrical warfare, the US should be able to neutralize Al-Qaeda and the Taliban easily and quickly but the disparities that occur in asymmetric warfare in Afghanistan not only in military strength but also in status, ideological and structural disparities the aim of military operations in Afghanistan has not been fully achieved by the US and has made the war last long.

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