The protean nature of modern conflict has given rise to the development of typologies mainly constructed around the distinction made between crisis and war. This opens the way to the forming of forces of small size with lower performance equipment adapted to the type of mission envisaged in forward planning. This specious process dangerously overlooks the comprehensive nature of conflict, which remains the basis for thinking and decisions on the composition and equipping of effective armed forces.
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