| MS 10 Terrorism and Asymmetric Warfare |
| 2 Units |
Instructor: Staff
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Prerequisite: Lower Division Standing |
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Examination of methods in which non-state actors carry out violence against states with emphasis on the motivation behind the acts and implications for modern forces on the strategic, operational, and tactical levels. |
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| MS 12 Women and Minorities in the Military |
| 3 Units |
Instructor: Yekulis |
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor to finalize registration |
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The study of the historical contributions women and minorities have made to the U.S. military. Portrays the commitment, leadership traits, qualities, obstacles, and personal sacrifices minorities and women have made in defense of America. Includes a broad range of historical situations that demonstrate their experience in the U.S. Army. |
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| MS 27 American Military History and the Evolution of Western Warfare |
| 4 Units |
Instructor: Gomes
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Prerequisite: Lower Division Standing, Consent of Instructor |
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This course surveys American military history and the evolution of western warfare from early western civilization through the end of the twentieth century. This course also examines the strategies and tactics of warfare throughout this period and explores how social, economic and technological advances contributed to the distinct patterns of war that characterized the struggles over the past 300 years. Additionally, this course gives an appreciation of the U.S. military establishment in society and the evolution of the military profession.
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