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| Hence the considerable role and intransient importance of systems analysis for military investigations. Commenting on one of the discussions, Anthony McIvor declared that certain theorists were vehemently defending the immutability of the principles of war and their intransient importance, while others were suggesting new and non-traditional views on the same problem. Despite changes in military affairs due to the scientific revolution in the latter half of the 20th century, this experience is of intransient importance. |
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