Titlebook: Combat Motivation; The Behaviour of Sol Anthony Kellett Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1982 environment.leadership.organiza

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Background and Method troops; the memoirs of Baron de Marbot make frequent references to the devices used by the emperor to enhance motivation and morale. Napoleon himself asserted: “Morale makes up threequarters of the game; the relative balance of manpower accounts only for the remaining quarter” (quoted in Heinl, p.

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A Historical Overview of Military Disciplineone. This goal is particularly salient in societies that have rejected many previously accepted forms of discipline. A counterintelligence officer in the U.S. army during the Second World War expressed the last point in the following way: “Even the civilian soldier who finds the military way quite a

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Human Factors in War: Four Case Studiesy battles behavioral factors either played a uniquely determinant role or significantly reversed the numerical and material balance between two forces, even if they did not affect the eventual outcome of the battle. Certain case studies illustrate the part human factors play in war—on both tradition

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Group Cohesion and Unit Espritriants of fire and movement developed during the twentieth century—have traditionally been based on the need for mutual support among fighting men. It would be platitudinous to enlarge on the theme that warfare involves highly institutionalized groups . The interrelationship of the group and the ind

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Socializationatter, by the other ranks, at least in the British army. Few organizations place as much emphasis on procedures for assimilating new members as does the military, but prior to the Korean War very little empirical research had been done regarding the successful adjustment of a recruit from civilian t