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Unit cohesion

Unit cohesion is a military concept, defined by one former United States Chief of staff in the early 1980s as "the bonding together of soldiers in such a way as to sustain their will and commitment to each other, the unit, and mission accomplishment, despite combat or mission stress". This concept lacks a consensus definition among military analysts…

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Unit cohesion

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related to Further reading · 55
Unit cohesion → Aaron Belkin, An Old Question, Armed Forces, Assess Military Arbitration, Assessing, Berkeley, California, Challenges, Chapter III, Citizen Soldiers, Civilian Contractors, Cohesion, Cohesion Model, Combat, Darryl Henderson, Defense Equal Opportunity Management, Does Social Cohesion Determine, Elizabeth Kier, Florida State University College, Guy
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Unit cohesion → Amy Adler, China, Dale Herspring, However, Indonesia, Jesse Lehrke, Kanesarajah, Less, Lucan Way, Paul Bartone, Philippines, PTSD, Soviet Union, Steven Levitsky, Terence Lee, The
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Unit cohesion → Carl, Clausewitz, Freud, Several, Sigmund Freud's, Unit
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Unit cohesion → AuftragstaktikCommand, FraggingFraternizationUnit, United States
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Unit cohesion → military concept

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Unit cohesionis amilitary concept0.90text
teamwork or shared hardships instilled by military disciplineinstance ofAlthough Western armies traditionally created ties between soldiers through informal means0.80text
the Chinese army relied on formal methods to assimilate recruits into their unitsinstance ofAlthough Western armies traditionally created ties between soldiers through informal means0.80text
coercive persuasioninstance ofThe assimilation process involved features0.80text
surveillanceinstance ofThe assimilation process involved features0.80text
and political controlinstance ofThe assimilation process involved features0.80text
while military ranksinstance ofThe assimilation process involved features0.80text
physical punishments were abolished to allow closer relations between officersinstance ofThe assimilation process involved features0.80text
soldiersinstance ofThe assimilation process involved features0.80text
Unit cohesionrelated to Further readingLehrke0.60section
Unit cohesionrelated to Further readingJesse0.60section
Unit cohesionrelated to Further readingCohesion Model0.60section

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