It provides the Navy with practical capability and enabling technologies for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance; cyber warfare; command and control; communications; and information and knowledge management.
His death in 323 bc signaled the beginning of a period of prolonged internecine warfare among the Macedonian generals for control of his enormous empire.
Chaitra M. Hardison, a RAND Corp. analyst who has studied the psychic toll of remote-control warfare for the Air Force, said it is difficult for pilots to find a balance because they fight foreign wars each shift and return home after work.
This era produced prolonged warfare with the Chola dynasty of Tamilakam for control of the resources of the Godavari River-Krishna River doab region in Vengi.
These relations held for inculcation of aggression in children and warfare after controlling for demographic, socioeconomic, and parenting confounds.
The devices are normally reserved for warfare, not riot control.
The school's disastrous early years, marked by more than a dozen rival gangs fighting for control of the building — "open warfare," as Lara put it — had taken a toll.
The new incursion by the authorities did not calm this roiling capital city, especially the squalid tin-shack slums, where rival gangs have been in open warfare for a week and the police have struggled for control.
In the years leading up to Macau's handover to China, in 1999, organized crime warfare spilled out into the streets, as rival triad gangs fought for control of the city's private V.I.P. gambling rooms.
During the 1660s and 1670s Mazepa's transfer of loyalty between rival hetmans contributed to the complex and prolonged warfare (that continued into the 1680s) among the Turks, Russians, Poles, and various Cossack factions for control of the Ukraine.
